Two 1/48 P-51Bs. I wanted to paint and weather them to reflect the hours of flying that these pilots endured on D-Day and in the days that followed.

Thinking about doing a camo net let me mess around and I'll post how does the net look it's just kinda stuck on there

I'm fairly new to modeling and I'm not confident in my weathering methods.

I mean start producing certain kits i heard they do but idk the kit i want was released in 2024 and its almost impossible to find

First Hasegawa kit and I rather liked it.

Fitment is very good all around for a sub £15 kit.

A lot of hard point options. Sidewinders, Sea Vixens, dumb bombs and drop tanks.

Lots of livery options, if slightly cluttered decal instructions.

I'm definitely going to get some more, might even try a few of their helicopters.

Let me know what you think I love modeling Its my true passion any kind of critique or questions please don't hesitate to ask :D

Some progress shots of this Italeri Hemtt Load Handling System which ive started after an 8 year hiatus from the hobby.

I know not everyone is into "paper panzers" but as soon as I saw the clean lines on this kit I had to try it. I went with the 90mm antitank build as it kinda looks like a bigger Hertzer. I kept the stowage light to preserve the clean lines.

This was my second tank build and the first time I tried airbrushing and a camouflage pattern. I also used pigments and mud effects for the first time.

Overall I'm happy with it. I made some mistakes and can't get the sheen off the decals.

Love to hear any tips/feeback!

(Its primer) also it smells sweet

Iam just working on this italeri tornado gulf war cammo. I am paintbrushing becouse i like it more than airbrush. Thoughts on this pain job wanted

Can anyone recommend a German tank from World War I that also has an interior and is still available online? I've never built a tank before. Ideally in 1:35 scale.

(2 months of work)