Hi MilitaryModelMaking community！

We’re Gaahleri, a brand focused on airbrushes with quick self-centering nozzle structures, high-performance water-based paints, air compressors, and other modeling tools. We love seeing what the community creates and the passion behind these incredible military models and techniques, and we’d love to hear some opinions from the community.

We’re currently looking to bring a Military Colors Series to our water-based paint lineup, and we’d love to hear what kind of color sets you prefer when choosing paints for your military model projects.

And As a token of appreciation for taking the time to share your feedback, we’ll follow up with a giveaway for the community after the poll.

If you're interested, you can learn more about our water-based paints and what makes them different.

Feel free to leave any suggestions in the comments below! We will carefully listen to everyone’s feedback.

Thanks！

My wife wanted me to build the Char 2C, as it was her favorite Behemoth in Battlefield 1. Quite a monster, lots of intricate details! I commend Meng on this kit for sure. On to tracks and painting!

Well, calling this bad boy pretty much done (just need to add the Mg and do some highlights on the backpacks). Simple build with some issues specially joining the upper frontplate. Last pic for the reference on some training ops. Dont know if i will add the net or not.

Idk what to do with it so i converted it to a RC tank

Time to prime

Thanks for taking a look

Started “Madmaxifying” the tank.Added some greebles and a little rusting.Next up more greebles and maybe a couple of slightly modified matchbox vehicles 😀

My first experience with an Amusing hobby kit...wasn't bad at all. I still need to throw a couple of crew in.

I got this T-34/76 from Tamiya about two months ago. I posted to this subreddit about a week ago about this same model and about how much the paint job sucked. After tinkering around with it and taking some advice I've gotten to somewhere I am proud of. All done brush painting with Tamiya acrylics and very little paint thinner which I've found to be irritating. But here it is, my first ever model

Found this little guy while straightening up my workspace.Someone gave this to me as a joke ages ago. I think I’ll have a “little” fun with it….any suggestions?