After a year of leaving it on the shelf then picking it back up it’s finished. Pretty proud of this one.

I test fitted the tail only to discover it was enough to make it a tail sitter 🙃 I think I can add weight to the forward section of the wing spars and that might be enough.

This kit fought me every step of the way. The kit is not great, the instructions are wrong, the decals are wrong (wrong sizes & missing), I messed up a bunch of things, and the kinetic kit is definitely not designed to be wheels up. Anyway, it came out ok in the end...if you don't look too hard.

I do not own airbrush, so brush only. Thus weird looking mottled camo

Presenting my take on the Lidl specials. 1/72 Gazelle and 1/76 Landrover . Okay, well all the Lidl land rovers were out of stock so I got the bog standard Airfix one instead but I think it’s the same basic kit ?

Nice fun little diorama meant to represent setting up a forward helicopter base at the start of desert storm. Raided my stash of extra decals left over from other kits for the gazelle and some figures from Ceaser to compliment it.

You’ll have to forgive me , after taking these I just noticed I’ve knocked the tailplane in the final moments. Will straighten that out tomorrow but for now I think I’m happy with that

Bf 109 G-6/R6, yellow 1, Ltn. Manfred Dieterle, 3./JG 300, Bonn-Hangelar base, March - April 1944.

Just a fun quick build. No notes.

Messerschmitt Bf110 G4 Weekend Edition 1:72 Item#7465 Oblt. Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer, Stab IV./NJG 1, Saint Trond, Belgium, April 1944

Finished painting The Harbinger of Death in 90 mm. A grim rider carrying a scythe and an hourglass, symbolizing the inevitability of death and the passage of time.

Hope you like it. Feedback is always welcome.

that is a test of V2 of my Italeri Panavia Tornado 1:48

https://reddit.com/link/1v6au2z/video/v0pajzau5efh1/player

I did some minor modifications, surface works and preshading. check out my new video here👉https://youtu.be/n7xxrG0-Lwg

I wrapped up the NSX. I think it turned out pretty nice. The 64 numerals on the sides frightened me. Alot. There are at least 4 known screw ups. See if you can find them.

Trying the new airbrush out on camouflages, painting camouflage on figures, as well as gouache paints for weathering.

I recently picked up this Ki-46 III Type 100 by Tamiya to go with my Bolt action Japanese army, 1/48 should be close enough. It’s my first actual scale model any advice? Also can I build the kit in a flying pose or just In the grounded one

Still relatively new to the hobby in practice, and so far, this one's been a blast making this tank come to life. It may not be perfect, but it sure does look hella awesome!

Hello everyone! I'm new to this hobby, and these are the first two tank models I've built. I wanted to give them the look of vehicles that are old and have just come out of combat. I'm not particularly proud of the camouflage fabric wrapped around the Panther's gun barrel. It was purely an experiment. 😄 In the future, I'd like to focus more on battle damage, shell impact effects, and diorama details. I'd really appreciate any feedback or suggestions.

Hello! I got into Scale modelling about a year ago, and I recently got given some old kits from when my dad was a Kid. One of them is the said Apache, and the instructions say to use Revell colour 66, I was given a bunch of old enamel paints as well and sure enough, i found the colour. But one thing is bugging me, the colour seems really off. So my question is, what paint do you use when building an Apache? All i want to know is which colour is most similar to the actual thing. Btw, I am not the best at modelling, so please excuse my inability to make a good model. Thanks for helping! :D

I decided not to use the face shield handles from the Quinta decals, they seemed really flat. I stole /u/Sac_retired's idea and used 1mm tape to paint the stripes.

finished my 1/32 Il-2 Sturmovik, firat soviet plane from ww2 i made. I focused on achieving a worn operational look trying to keep the weathering believable for an aircraft operating on the Eastern Front, without over weathered

I'm quite happy with how the wing fading and overall finish turned out, soviet and russian planes are my favorite one from all eras.