Nice colour contrast with the dark blue and the orange mate,
I really need to get a portfolio happening..... meh maybe one day I will get motivated enough.... and get good enough weather
Goose wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2017 12:32 pm
puting apart the porsche 928 which is obviously the most ugly car on earth (with maybe the nissan Juke), all lovable builds.
Congrats
Oh come on Bruno, she has a nice bum!!
I am with you on the Juke though
Goose wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2017 12:32 pm
puting apart the porsche 928 which is obviously the most ugly car on earth (with maybe the nissan Juke), all lovable builds.
Congrats
Oh come on Bruno, she has a nice bum!!
I am with you on the Juke though
DrSprue wrote: ↑Thu Nov 30, 2017 7:12 pm
Yup, just found this by accident.. looked at them and loved them all Scott. Wow so many cool crafts you made here bud.
My last build for 2017, coming in just under the wire completed December 27th
Space Shuttle Challenger just launching off pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center January 28,1986
Hmm I guess this is my first done for 2018, though I have two builds stalled just short of the finish line
Little egg car from Fujimi Q Series Williams FW11 driven by Nigel Mansell’s moustache
# 2 for 2018....it is a refurbish of my deceased friend Harry’s build
Academy 1/32 Sopwith Camel purchased as is, no prop, no wheels or landing gear and rigging incomplete
Wheels and prop from my Wingnut Wings Camel kit. They fit pretty much seamlessly with only slight mods.
Wood effects with Ultimate gelb base, Citadel yellowish and dark brown brush painted
Combination of Harry’s thread and EZ Line for the rigging
Then some finished shots
Lastly with a new Black Dog figure I just got expressing how much fun rigging a plane is
Cool Scott, love your builds here. Went threw them again and you know how I feel about your shuttle(s)... and the older stuff like your Phantom II and the Thunderbird Jet.... love F4's. (was disappointed tho as so many are with the build threads you guys had to deal with PB.) For some reason tho the Thunderbird Phantom just did not connect on the link you had. Hmm dunno.
Great stuff tho buddy!.
DrSprue wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2018 2:48 pm
Cool Scott, love your builds here. Went threw them again and you know how I feel about your shuttle(s)... and the older stuff like your Phantom II and the Thunderbird Jet.... love F4's. (was disappointed tho as so many are with the build threads you guys had to deal with PB.) For some reason tho the Thunderbird Phantom just did not connect on the link you had. Hmm dunno.
Great stuff tho buddy!.
Ok, I re-populated the pics into the Thunderbird build and reveal threads
DrSprue wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2018 2:48 pm
Cool Scott, love your builds here. Went threw them again and you know how I feel about your shuttle(s)... and the older stuff like your Phantom II and the Thunderbird Jet.... love F4's. (was disappointed tho as so many are with the build threads you guys had to deal with PB.) For some reason tho the Thunderbird Phantom just did not connect on the link you had. Hmm dunno.
Great stuff tho buddy!.
Ok, I re-populated the pics into the Thunderbird build and reveal threads
Oh great Scott. Yea, I will go to the build site and read it very soon. I got a nice Phantom II in the stash and want to build it some day soon. Your tips alone will help me from "binning" it. omg... im turning into one of these guys!
Wow, that Star Wars dio is something entirely different and never seen anyone do before. Be interesting if others started doing the same with this and other movies. This is one idea I'm going to try in the future.
willc453 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2018 6:45 pm
Wow, that Star Wars dio is something entirely different and never seen anyone do before. Be interesting if others started doing the same with this and other movies. This is one idea I'm going to try in the future.
Shhh don't tell everyone
Ya it just kinda came from a photo posted in my thread and moved from making crash dio to making the movie set
It was fun as heck, an early diorama and I have not topped it yet
Thanks
smokeriderdon wrote: ↑Thu Mar 29, 2018 3:53 am
Good stuff man! Favorite has to be the Huey dio. Love it!
Hey thanks. I LOVE making choppers for some reason.
That was my first build on this forum, first helicopter(s), first diorama and first step off into the abyss of loving building models as an adult
#4 for 2018
Fujimi Ferrari Daytona Spyder...delayed due to a certain paint company I wont deal with again
Not perfect and I had to fully strip the paint as my clear wrinkled on me due to water contamination, the BMF chromes a bit wide in spots too
Gorgeous car though sweet v12 engine
Rolling chassis and yellow body primer
Finished car
Tamiya Suzuki RG 250 Walter Wolf Special motorcycle
Older bike kit, but a dream to build up.
Paint was a Tamiya TS-53 deep metallic blue decanted and sprayed with an air brush; clear is Gravity colors two part clear
I really enjoyed building a motorcycle and will do more. They display extremely well and have great realism
Missed the addition of the bike to the collection (not paying attention!) - that's really nicely done and a great finish too. I remember the Wolf F1 car but didn't know he'd dabbled with bikes too.
The Sterling is great as well - cracking result from a really old kit and lots of hidden additives during the build too!
OlaHansson wrote: ↑Thu Dec 06, 2018 10:29 pm
Nice kits!
Liked the Walter Wolf bike, have built the F1 car once and this could be a nice addition
Hey thanks!!!
I have that car in both 1/20 and 1/12 scales to build...one day will get her done
Great video of it running around the track if you are interested
# 8 for 2018 coming down to the wire here
Fictitious Canadian Super Hornet...a military order cancelled by a new government
Hasegawa 1/72 Fa-18FSuperHornet Kit
Oh holy cow this is the first one done this year #1 for 2019
Heller Talbot Lago Grand Prix 1/24 scale
Tamiya French Blue decanted, Ultimate primers and mr color Metal aluminum. Lots of modifications, not too happy with final body fit
Build thread: viewtopic.php?f=681&t=26582
