Pics of your models, please!

Pics of your models, please!

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Lighterman1

30 posts

35 months

Saturday 30th September 2023
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The Hypno-Toad said:
"Oh, oh I see, running away are you? You yellow bds! Come back and take what's coming to you! I'll bite your legs off!!"
He looks 'armless enuf to me!

gruffgriff

1,597 posts

244 months

Sunday 1st October 2023
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robemcdonald said:
It’s been a while, but this is something I have done for a club competition.
That's just super, man......

...I'll get me coat.....

46and2

763 posts

34 months

Saturday 21st October 2023
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My latest model, this one was a dream to put together.

BAE Hawk T.1 XX188 Revell 1/72






Stick Legs

4,957 posts

166 months

Sunday 22nd October 2023
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1/24 Airfix ‘Car Door’ Typhoon Mk.Ib.

Out of the box build.

If you have never built one of the latest runs of big Airfix kits they are brilliant.

I deliberately didn’t follow the instructions as I couldn’t decide to have it buttoned up or cut away so did each side differently which required a lot of thinking.
I also cut away more panels than Airfix allow for.

Just some preliminary pics as I added the last touches tonight.
















Stick Legs

4,957 posts

166 months

Sunday 22nd October 2023
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Forgot to add:

486 (NZ) Squadron.
RAF Tangmere.
June 1943.

Kept clean and free of heavy weathering as they were still new at this point.

Prolex-UK

3,069 posts

209 months

Monday 23rd October 2023
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Nice work

Yertis

18,069 posts

267 months

Monday 23rd October 2023
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Stick Legs said:
Kept clean and free of heavy weathering as they were still new at this point.
That makes a nice change too thumbup

Really nice job there.

Siko

1,994 posts

243 months

Monday 23rd October 2023
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Yeah great job - way beyond my abilities so much respect. Sir, I doff my hat!

ChemicalChaos

10,404 posts

161 months

Monday 23rd October 2023
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Stick Legs said:
1/24 Airfix ‘Car Door’ Typhoon Mk.Ib.

Out of the box build.

If you have never built one of the latest runs of big Airfix kits they are brilliant.

I deliberately didn’t follow the instructions as I couldn’t decide to have it buttoned up or cut away so did each side differently which required a lot of thinking.
I also cut away more panels than Airfix allow for.

Just some preliminary pics as I added the last touches tonight.

Wow, that's stunning!


A new addition to my cabinet recently, as an irresistable and very shiny bargain at a recent Aerojumble. I wasnt looking for a Blue Angels Phantom, but now I have one to go in Phormation with the Bunny on my "fast and loud" shelf :biggrin:


Stick Legs

4,957 posts

166 months

Monday 23rd October 2023
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Prolex-UK said:
Nice work
Thank you.

Stick Legs

4,957 posts

166 months

Monday 23rd October 2023
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Yertis said:
That makes a nice change too thumbup

Really nice job there.
Thank you.

Stick Legs

4,957 posts

166 months

Monday 23rd October 2023
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Siko said:
Yeah great job - way beyond my abilities so much respect. Sir, I doff my hat!
Thank you, I restarted modelling about 15 years ago and have learned new skills every time.

The Typhoon isn’t particularly hard, but it requires perseverance & treating each element as a scale model in itself.

The hardest kits which require the most talent are some of the ‘entry level’ kits.
As with anything you get what you pay for!

Stick Legs

4,957 posts

166 months

Monday 23rd October 2023
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ChemicalChaos said:
Wow, that's stunning!
Thank you! Nice ‘Tooms.

MBBlat

1,641 posts

150 months

Sunday 5th November 2023
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As a break from scratch building bits for large scale motorbikes and to get the modelling mojo going again I picked up a Tamiya tank, their lovely 38-T. One weekend of building, a weekend of painting and most of the weathering this weekend. I also built a bridge for it to sit on, cheap laser cut thing from Amazon that barely looks strong enough to support a farm cart, let alone a tank.




One of my better attempts at figure painting.


jmilsom

113 posts

145 months

Tuesday 7th November 2023
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ChemicalChaos said:
Wow, that's stunning!


A new addition to my cabinet recently, as an irresistable and very shiny bargain at a recent Aerojumble. I wasnt looking for a Blue Angels Phantom, but now I have one to go in Phormation with the Bunny on my "fast and loud" shelf :biggrin:

Love the Race Rock Nascar, have a whole collection of Race Rock models and merch myself wink

Spottedlaurel

464 posts

170 months

Sunday 3rd December 2023
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1996 Honda Accord Wagon by Aoshima, grafted onto the floorpan, engine and suspension of a Tamiya Honda NSX to create a grown-up version of the Renault 5 Turbo / Clio V6:









Various accessory components plus raiding of the parts box took place.

Now to get back to one or two of the longer-term WIPs before being tempted to start something new....

Stick Legs

4,957 posts

166 months

Sunday 3rd December 2023
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Spottedlaurel said:
1996 Honda Accord Wagon by Aoshima, grafted onto the floorpan, engine and suspension of a Tamiya Honda NSX to create a grown-up version of the Renault 5 Turbo / Clio V6:









Various accessory components plus raiding of the parts box took place.

Now to get back to one or two of the longer-term WIPs before being tempted to start something new....
That’s delightfully bonkers.

The ultimate sleeper!

MBBlat

1,641 posts

150 months

Sunday 24th December 2023
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I thought that the 38t looked a bit lonesome on the bridge, so added some Tamiya and ICM figures. Just held on by blue tack for now as I’m not 100% sold on the placement.




Siko

1,994 posts

243 months

Wednesday 27th December 2023
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Great job on the Panzer 38, brilliant effort! I have just finished my first allied tank - started it a year ago and sidetracked a bit by a few other projects but this really was great fun to build. I just can’t imagine it gets any better than tamiya for a novice like myself. This went together like a dream and looks brilliant. I know this won’t be too everyone’s tastes but as a beginner I am mega chuffed with this, I deliberately went for just a bit of dust rather than full weathering for that Normandy vibe. I also tried my first go at a camo net, came out passable just about but definitely learnt a lot for next time.

Edit: when I mean it looks brilliant I mean the kit itself, not my finished efforts!

Edited by Siko on Wednesday 27th December 21:44

Stick Legs

4,957 posts

166 months

Wednesday 27th December 2023
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That looks amazing.

I’d be proud to have it on my shelf.