I finally decided to share this finished model, I try to make a polished metal finish, very reflective.
I really try to improve with this one, and honestly im very proud of the final result, I hope you guys like it as I am, one of my favorites kits I ever made
I finally decided to share this finished model, I try to make a polished metal finish, very reflective.
I really try to improve with this one, and honestly im very proud of the final result, I hope you guys like it as I am, one of my favorites kits I ever made
I finally decided to share this finished model, I try to make a polished metal finish, very reflective.
I really try to improve with this one, and honestly im very proud of the final result, I hope you guys like it as I am, one of my favorites kits I ever made
This is my first time posting a texture work here, I used to work making textures for some MSFS aircraft; now I have been working on product creation for a few years, and im very proud of what I make here on this one. Hope you like it as much as I do.
Another one of my favorite aircraft: the MiG-31 Foxhound. This is Zvezda’s 1/72 kit, finished with a weathered Soviet/Russian scheme. I really enjoyed working on the panel lines and overall worn appearance of this aircraft.
One of the most imposing aircraft ever built, in my opinion, and one of my favorite too, i would like this kit have more details but besides that, was a good kit, thinking on getting another from another brand
Hope you like my work
Another one of my favorite aircraft: the MiG-31 Foxhound. This is Zvezda’s 1/72 kit, finished with a weathered Soviet/Russian scheme. I really enjoyed working on the panel lines and overall worn appearance of this aircraft.
One of the most imposing aircraft ever built, in my opinion, and one of my favorite too, i would like this kit have more details but besides that, was a good kit, thinking on getting another from another brand
Hope you like my work
Finished my Bf109G 1/48 academy, try to achieve a realistic finish weathering and make chipping on some part without over doing it (usually I get excited weathering and over weathered some planes 🤣) also try to make a complete riveting work by myself. One of the few 1/48 i ever made, hope you like it
Finished my Bf109G 1/48 academy, try to achieve a realistic finish weathering and make chipping on some part without over doing it (usually I get excited weathering and over weathered some planes 🤣) also try to make a complete riveting work by myself. One of the few 1/48 i ever made, hope you like it
Finished my Bf109G 1/48 academy, try to achieve a realistic finish weathering and make chipping on some part without over doing it (usually I get excited weathering and over weathered some planes 🤣) also try to make a complete riveting work by myself. One of the few 1/48 i ever made, hope you like it
Process photos of my bf109, One of the few 1/48 I made (imo the best for making ww2 planes) this time I try riveting all by myself
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.
Hi everyone
A friend of mine will be traveling to China soon, and I'd like to ask him to bring back some 1/72 scale aircraft model kits that are difficult or impossible to find outside of China.
Does anyone know of good hobby shops, model stores, or reliable sellers in China that carry brand like meng or gwh?
If you know of physical stores, local chains, or even online Chinese retailers where my friend could order for local delivery before his trip, I'd really appreciate the information.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
finished my 1/32 Il-2 Sturmovik. This project was 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.
Another 1/32 model, this time a commission 😀
I really enjoy this project, and I'm pleased with how the final finish turned out. My goal was to keep the weathering subtle while still giving the aircraft a convincing operational look. Honestly im very proud of this one feeling the improve
Thanks for taking a look
Another 1/32 model, this time a commission 😀
I really enjoy this project, and I'm pleased with how the final finish turned out. My goal was to keep the weathering subtle while still giving the aircraft a convincing operational look. Honestly im very proud of this one feeling the improve
Thanks for taking a look.
Another 1/32 model, this time a commission 😀
I really enjoy this project, and I'm pleased with how the final finish turned out. My goal was to keep the weathering subtle while still giving the aircraft a convincing operational look. Honestly im very proud of this one feeling the improve
Thanks for taking a look.
I'm currently working on a 1/72 F-15 and wasn't really satisfied with the kit exhaust nozzles. I looked for aftermarket replacements but couldn't find any that matched what I wanted, so I decided to build the actuator arms from scratch.
They're made from thin brass wire, with each actuator cut, shaped and installed individually. It was definitely more time-consuming than I expected, but I think it adds a lot more depth and realism compared to the original kit parts.
What do you think? Any suggestions would be appreciated
I'm currently working on a 1/72 F-15 and wasn't really satisfied with the kit exhaust nozzles. I looked for aftermarket replacements but couldn't find any that matched what I wanted, so I decided to build the actuator arms from scratch.
They're made from thin brass wire, with each actuator cut, shaped and installed individually. It was definitely more time-consuming than I expected, but I think it adds a lot more depth and realism compared to the original kit parts.
What do you think? Any suggestions would be appreciated
I'm currently working on a 1/72 F-15 and wasn't really satisfied with the kit exhaust nozzles. I looked for aftermarket replacements but couldn't find any that matched what I wanted, so I decided to build the actuator arms from scratch.
They're made from thin brass wire, with each actuator cut, shaped and installed individually. It was definitely more time-consuming than I expected, but I think it adds a lot more depth and realism compared to the original kit parts.
What do you think? Any suggestions would be appreciated
Another of the 1/32 kit i made, this time bf109, I made a small pilot figure too with small base diorama, hope you like it