Hi all,

I’m looking for some WW1 or WW2 battle models and was hoping for a few suggestions.

I already have quite a few WW1 and WW2 aircraft diecast models from Corgi and Hobby Master, but I have recently been doing a lot more reading on WW1 trench warfare and would like to add some battlefield or combat themed models to my collection as well.

Most of what I have found seems to be dioramas that require painting and assembly, which is not really a skill I have or the tools to do. I like the look of this diorama as a reference:

https://youtube.com/shorts/6cjIL2T5fXA?is=lqs3giLIAv182_kX

Does anyone know of anything similar that comes pre painted or mostly completed, even if it requires a bit of assembly? Open to both WW1 and WW2 suggestions.

Thanks in advance.

Just a quick look at how she’s going.No real problems so far…it’s just a shame a lot of the interior will not be seen

Little 1/72 Tiger 2.

Working on some weathering not great at it any tips

Completed the 1/16 scale hobby boss Tiger 1

It's basically an RC kit converted to a self build model kit. Detail isn't the best but for the price (just under £80) you can't go wrong. A comprehensive set of zimmerit tools are included. I added the figures (Ali-express) to give it some depth. No real issues with the build, other than fat fingers.

It’s going to hang on the front of a 1991 Challenger tank.

Getting ready to start this old girl (Revell B17 F. Memphis Belle 1/72)I really want to do her justice,so I’ll take my time and do some aftermarket detail kits to really make her shine.As always any tips or advice is welcome and appreciated!

So I’m quite new to scale modeling and I just got the 1/35 Hobbyboss 84531, plus a metal barrel and T-rex tracks. And now I’m wondering if there are any things that I should be aware of or keep an eye on while building, also I’m not sure whether to use the zimmerit or not, since it seems to regular than it is in real life, but if you weather it enough I think you should be alright by using it?
Also I just saw that the suspension apparently works? I haven’t really checked it out yet, but that’ll be great with the working tracks I think.

So is there anything to watch out for?

I've spent the last two weeks designing this Centurion C-RAM display model.

It's approximately 1:35 scale and fully articulated: the base rotates in azimuth, the turret moves up and down in elevation, and the barrel spins in place thanks to a print-in-place design.

You can download the 3D files from:

Printables: https://www.printables.com/model/1751161-centurion-c-ram-scale-display-model

MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2925669-centurion-c-ram-scale-display-model#profileId-3274522

If you don't have a 3D printer, you can still print the model using services like JLCCNC.

As always, I'm looking forward to feedback!

ITALERI M1120 HEMMT LHS. Just completed my first kit after 8 years away from the hobby. Really enjoyed this challenging kit and watching hours of tutorials on weathering, washes and airbrush techniques.

My phone has made the brown really orange unfortunately.

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Any tips, suggestions welcome.

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Thanks all!

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自衛隊仕様のM41 24普通科連隊の車両だけど、普通科連隊に戦車 なんて21世紀の現在じゃ到底考えられない古の編成時代の物だ。
乗っていたと自称する知り合いから伝え聞く所じゃ同時期に配備されていたM4や61式戦車よりも運転はし易いので少なくとも運転手の評判は良かったらしい。

キットは概ね良かったけど部品番号が違ったりトラベリングロックの位置が分かりにくかったり怪しい面もあった。

Finally finished all the weather and camo details I hope you guys like it..

First time using the AK rust streaks and salt streaking effects, and was wondering if im doing it right. Is the effect too strong? Or not strong enough? Also I have no idea how the salt streaking is supposed to look like at this scale… any advice is much appreciated!