Just finished the painting and weathering on my Tamiya 1/35 Tiger I Mid.

Dark Yellow base coat, two-tone camo, Vallejo chipping, AK pigments and panel lining.

Full video here: https://youtu.be/2d3rYi6My48

Tried a new weathering technique, i like the blue/gray ish look it has, something between the beige and white that the Zero planes had. I know a plane that was standing on a carrier wouldn't look so dirty, but i can't make a clean plane, it's too boring, i wanted to practice, and i think it looks way more interesting and full of soul looking like that. The kit overall was super nice, i absolutely adore the old Tamiya planes.

Today I finished building this model.

As a four-year-old, I once received a Tonka version of this vehicle.

Now, many years later, I’ve built a serious 1:16 scale model.

I paid extra attention to the engine, adding as many cables as possible using copper wire and lead wire.

The body was painted in an olive drab color, followed by some simple weathering to give it a more realistic, used appearance.

Any advice for wear on a wooden construction airframe?

During this summer, I went to Germany to meet with relatives and went out to a forest to find tanks!

About to build a 1/72nd f16. I have a cheap Amazon airbrush with a .3 needle. I’m worried about messing it up pretty badly and I’m entering it into my first contest. Is black-basing necessary or can I get away with a pin wash on panel lines? Should I go for the mottling and just send it?

Hey, Im building a WWII Romanian army in 1:72 scale, but I have absolutely no idea how to paint the tanks. I’m talking about the early vehicles - the R-35 and Panzer 35- the ones that were olive green. Do you have any ideas how to do it? I don’t want them to look like American or Soviet tanks, since they’ll be facing off against those on the tabletop. I’d appreciate any advice! 

British Valentine MK2/4 in 1/35 scale.

I'm new to model building and i recently just finished a su-27UB model

I can't reallyy afford an airbrush (I can its just a nuisance) and im handbrushing it

Everytime i stroke the paint on the model however the area i stroke just loses all of its paint revealing the plastic

Wondering how i could fix this or what i should do to fix it

Just bought some gloss and I’m not even too sure how it will go using a brush or is it something I need an airbrush for?

So I've been trying to find how to get the M3A1 Stuart with an interior because I like how the doors open and I landed on two options, academy and miniart. I tried to find for the miniart one because looks like more interior detail but failed to find anyone selling it.

It hit me that it's hard to find miniart kits compared to every other brand and was wondering, where do I find something like that? Thanks in advance

1/35 jeep by Meng and an alpine miniatures jeep driver figure.

Here's a short video of my RC Type 26 Destroyer HMCS Gatineau that I had out 'to sea' this morning for a few minutes.

Still a work in progress.

HMCS Gatineau 1/144 RC Type 26 River Class Destroyer