I was an avid builder up until I started building ak’s. I got heavily invested and addicted to that up until a surgery and some complications have sidelined me from that. So to stay busy building something I picked up the xacto knife and glue again and started welding plastic(until I’m physically able to build Kalash again). I dig the German stuff primarily. Here are 2 I’ve done recently, a panzerturm and a Panzer IVH. Currently making a base for the tank. Anyone else build? Planes, cars, or whatever?
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WWII Scale model’s
- Thread starter Wudee
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These are meticulously done, a lot of patience and a nack for detail.
Wow, very nice!
Built WWII models as a teenager but never got that great at it. Never made the jump to airbrush.
Loved the Monogram color brochure showing the dioramas that came with each model.
Built WWII models as a teenager but never got that great at it. Never made the jump to airbrush.
Loved the Monogram color brochure showing the dioramas that came with each model.
Great job!!!
I still struggle with the airbrush, getting the ratio and pressure right is a pain in the ass sometimes. I dig looking thru the old catalogues I have from Tamiya, Verlinden, etc. I’d love to have some of those old Monogram diorama brochures.
Very well done, the details are stunning. Is this a kit? I have a WW2 C-47 kit that I've been wanting to build ever since I first jumped out of one several years ago. One of these days I'll get around to it...
I've been weathering a model all day. Another big Star Wars model. I love some WWII models but I'm building what people will buy.
I'm still working on my 1/35 Steyr RSO and it's waiting in my display case on a generic base. It still needs a coat of flat clear. Those Nazis are way too shiny. I don't usually do figures but they were included with the kit.
I'm still working on my 1/35 Steyr RSO and it's waiting in my display case on a generic base. It still needs a coat of flat clear. Those Nazis are way too shiny. I don't usually do figures but they were included with the kit.
Looks good Thanks for sharing
