Pics of your models, please!

[MBBlat]

Took the TRX-4 Land Rover down to the park to play in the snow & mud this afternoon
Untitled by MBBlat, on Flickr

Earlier today, less mud, more snow, better camera
TRX-4 in the snow_05 by MBBlat, on Flickr
TRX-4 in the snow_03 by MBBlat, on Flickr

[chris watton]

Just finished the prototype model of a new kit I am developing, Captain Cook's Endeavour. It is made from laser cut wood and photo-etched brass - all of the decoration is photo-etched, and is 1:64 scale.

[Voldemort]

chris watton said:

Just finished the prototype model of a new kit I am developing, Captain Cook's Endeavour. It is made from laser cut wood and photo-etched brass - all of the decoration is photo-etched, and is 1:64 scale.

Enough of the old boats already. Can you do a plane?

[Evangelion]

It's not an old boat, it's an old ship. The little ones on the deck, they're boats.

I'm not a great fan of the 'beached' look, is it buildable as a waterline model?

[chris watton]

Voldemort said:

Enough of the old boats already. Can you do a plane?

Judging by the sheer amount of plane models displayed just on this thread, do you not think you are more than well catered for?

Evangelion said:

It's not an old boat, it's an old ship. The little ones on the deck, they're boats.

I'm not a great fan of the 'beached' look, is it buildable as a waterline model?

No, they are full bulkheads, but there's nothing stopping someone cutting the bulkheads at waterline level, would certainly make the planking easier!

[ferrisbueller]

chris watton said:

Endeavour

Jaw-dropping as usual, Chris.

[droopsnoot]

Another scan of an old photo of a model car I probably still have somewhere, my Zakspeed Capri, probably Tamiya.

[wolfie1978]

Birthday present from the wife to add to my 1:43 WDC collection

[GreengiantPH]

A test piece of track I have built to try out painting techniques before painting the track on the layout. Scale is 1/19th, 32mm gauge. The sleepers I cut from off cuts of pine, the track clips are lost was brass castings from masters made by a friend of mine, rail is off the shelf from Tenmill.



Martin

[Einion Yrth]

GreengiantPH said:

A test piece of track I have built to try out painting techniques before painting the track on the layout. Scale is 1/19th, 32mm gauge. The sleepers I cut from off cuts of pine, the track clips are lost was brass castings from masters made by a friend of mine, rail is off the shelf from Tenmill.



Martin

Obviously a real life shot; where did you get that huge pound coin from?

[gruffgriff]

Italeri Cadillac. Not one to rush but very rewarding.


Trumpeter tractor 1:72. Lovely, tiny kit
a bit of fun...

[Guiddy]

Nice skills GruffGriff!

[Fallingup]

Guiddy said:

Nice skills GruffGriff!

Braw!

[DubZeus]

[url=https://flic.kr/p/23w652T]
85[/url] by Zeus, on Flickr

[Church of Noise]

Would it be safe to say you really really like Metros and rally?

[DubZeus]

Church of Noise said:

Would it be safe to say you really really like Metros and rally?

Maybe

[jrb43]

droopsnoot said:

Another scan of an old photo of a model car I probably still have somewhere, my Zakspeed Capri, probably Tamiya.

Definitely Tamiya. It had a little electric motor and steerable wheels. It was a thing of beauty. My little brother lost control and it launched down the stairs, cracking the shell. I'm not saying I hold a grudge forever - just at the 34yr review, it was renewed for a further year

[greghm]

Burnham said:

..but thats even better.

very good paint job!

[Squadrone Rosso]

I added an Abarth 500 to my 1:18 collection yesterday. A birthday present off my in-laws

[RDMcG]

I never owned a 901(model isCMC) but had an early 911S, and have owned the three real equivalents of the RS. The central car is the brand new AutoArt 991RS, the 7.1 RS is also AutoArt, the 7.2 is French, forget maker: