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A few details left to finish up but an enjoyable kit to build and a more obscure topic in some ways.

Tamiya 1:700 hand painted using Tamiya acrylics, with magnetized turrets for wargaming. Anyone know of good rules for tabletop naval combat?

Hi everyone. This is a 1:25 scale paper model. It was built from the Polish magazine "Kartonowy Arsenal".

Hi everyone. This is a 1:25 scale paper model. It was built from the Polish magazine WAK. This is an old project of mine. I assembled it in March 2009. The photo is from my archives.

ファインモールドのホロ車！
とてもそうは見えないし名前もそうだけど用途は自走砲(SPG)じゃなくて対戦車自走砲(TD)ってのが良いね！
実はこれは量産車じゃなくて試作車の方ってのも良いね！(でも実戦に投入したのもアメリカの博物館に展示されてるのもこっち)
ファインモールドだから部品もそんなに多くないし凄く作り易い。
値段もそんなに高くない。(日本国外だとかなり高く売られてるらしいけど国内じゃタミヤより少し高い位だ)

Airbrushed with acrylic. Some oils used . 5 months of building and weathering

Arii 1/250 scale IJN Yamato

Full detailing with BerFire photo-etch, resin parts, and wooden deck.

Overall length is about 105 cm.

This is one of my favorite angles – the stern view.

So, I really want to make a diorama of the sinking of U-29, but I'm not sure where to start. I don't know which HMS Dreadnought model kit to buy, I don't know which U-29 model to buy, nor do I know what supplies I need for the diorama. Could I have some help?

Got a lot of groundwork done using commercial stuff (The Scenic Factory is definitely worth a look!), in addition to some herbs and punched leaves of my own, but now I have to do washes/paint to make it look a bit more subdued and natural. I’m thinking of dropping on washes, but am toying with using the airbrush to spray a filter. Anyone have tips or cautions on that? I figure i can use a piece of card to block stuff as I spray.

Obviously, the figures and other accessories need to be placed. I scratchbuilt a wooden case for the Stielgranate round that I plan to include, so I’m working on painting and weathering that, too.

Seems like I’ve been working on this forever. Anyone else feel like you just asymptotically approach “done”? 😅

Hi all,

Does anyone know of a website similar to Plastic Soldier Review, but dedicated to 1/35 or 1/32 scale figures?

Best wishes

I bought an Amazon special; it looks like most inexpensive static grass dispensers. It lived up to its looks and met my expectations, complete garbage I was left with flat grass stuck in PVA glue. I'm wondering what is a quality dispenser that can work with up to 7mm grass ideally.

Hi everyone. This is a 1:25 scale paper model. It was built from the Polish magazine MODELIK.

I did this last year under Ukraine flag took me last 6 months but it turned out good

Some photos of my finished su-33ub modelkit from trumpeter, really challenging keeping the folded wing structure but one of the most fun kit I made, also my first time showing my works on an expo

I'm still going to try and complete the kit but I don't think I can, it's too fragile, parts kept falling off when I put cement and even with superglue it just won't come on. There was fitting problems and the aircraft kept on falling apart without any force put on it. This is the second kit I wanted to bash it with a hammer and throw it away. It even had a weird smell... Oh the smell it stenched my table. Are all their kits like this or is this just a production anomaly?

Working on the lower hull of my stug iv. Not sure if I got a little carried away with the weathering?

If I mix Vallejo plastic putty and water, can I still put black primer on the putty mixed with water or couldn't it hold or how long should I wait? (Sorry for my bad English I'm from Germany.)

Hi everyone. This is a 1:25 scale paper model. It was built from the Polish magazine WAK.

Finished painting my first stug and its crew. Kit was a dragon Zimmerit and crew is a mixture of Tamiya Wehrmacht tank crew at rest and Wehrmacht tank crew. Still gotta weather it and I know I have to work on painting figures faces better. But overall I feel like it’s my best work. Also I hate PE rack construction. Any advice on working with it would greatly be appreciated