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67 Cougar is my dream car, in a metallic turquoise. I'm more into motorcycles though these days... My high school car was a 77' Mustang II and a 80' Thunderbird with T-tops.

Absolutely superb, great job!

For every one kit I finish, there are 2 to take it's place it seems like. Working on the 1701-C at the moment, and the 1701-E right behind it. Was on the waiting list for the D and had to order that today since it's now available again. In between I might finish my Takom Panther-A. In the...

Thanks! I've been making knives for about 2 years. I don't have a forge or anything, I just get blade blanks and put them together with scales, G-10 liners, etc. It's fun, like a model kit but a little different.

I play the guitar, game, do some amateur leather work, also like to make knives hunt Camp, hike, target shoot and build rifles. I also do firearm finishing with Duracoat.

Airbrush, always the airbrush lol

I'd say it is if you like to super-detail or super-weather and if you feel like the money is worth it. Also if you have space for it. If you like to chip the paint, you can have a looooong field day with a model this size.

The Abrams X is basically a technology demonstrator/prototype for a quasi all new version of the tank. https://taskandpurpose.com/news/abramsx-tank-army/ I'm the same way with tracks that you really have to build up. Either a few links per day, or I put on my headphones and some music and just...

I just finished the Abrams-X tech demonstrator this morning. It's a fantastic kit EXCEPT for the tracks. The tracks are needlessly complicated, fiddly, fragile, and would test one's patience to the nth degree. I tried to substitute other tracks like Def Model, Trumpeter, Bronco and AFV Club, but...

I hadn't built an airplane in decades, I do love the Thunderbolt though, This is the Tamiya variety which is an amazing kit. I used Zotz decals to model Rozzie Geth II. My static grass applicatior was giving me fits and nearly electrocuted me in the grass process, so it's kinda flat. The idea...

I built the Trumpeter E-75 Standardpanzer about 6 months ago. I used aftermarket barrel and metal tracks I found on ebay because the kit tracks and barrel are no bueno. I originally wanted to put it in a Berlin what-if 1946 dio but moved on to other projects. It's an okay kit....the suspension...

Gentlemen, I am back with a few new completed projects. I finished my Stug in last winter. I used pre-assembled winterketten tracks from Motion R/C which are awesome. It's a 2 tone brown camo with winter whitewash.

Gentlemen, I am back with a few new completed projects. I finished my Stug in last winter. I used pre-assembled winterketten tracks from Motion R/C which are awesome. It's a 2 tone brown camo with winter whitewash.

Thanks Ray, I appreciate it!

I found the Masterbox figures a mixed bag. The uniforms/bodies had pretty good detail, but the faces were a bit soft, and tough to hone in on the details of their faces and hair. I realize that I also forgot to paint the chin strap on the helmeted guy with the MP40.

Okay guys, I'm punting this one across the finish line. "No Rest For The Dead - June, 1944" Full album should be here: https://www.scalemodeladdict.com/media/albums/stug-iv-diorama-no-rest-for-the-dead-june-1944.13/

Welcome aboard!

Thanks. I just airbrushed them with their base colors and and am using pin washes and dry brushing.

Making progress. Somehow I lost the MP40 for the figure that is pointing. Fortunately I found some binoculars that I can use if I don't find the darn thing. The faces and uniforms need a bit more detailing, and then it's just unifiying the tank and the surrounding groundwork a bit more How...