Your Last Three Models

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1/35 Swiss MBT103-S Tank by Trumpter. (Group Build) The Swiss splinter camouflage scheme was painted freehand with a hairy stick. Just wanted to see if I could pull it off versus buying the masks and using the AB.

Hello!

Lookin' good! One thing though - that baby is Swedish, not Swiss. Excuse me being picky here, but let's not cause confusion!

Thanks for sharing and have a nice day

Paweł

Nick the Rommels Rod is awesome.  I really like the Raiden as well.  Nice work!

Stunning every one !! just beauitful..

these are my last #3.

Revell Rommel Rod.

Academy 1/48 Hawker hunter.

Tamiya 1/48 mitsubishi Raiden.

Wow Ben...meager is so humble.  Your work is really nice.  The kublewagen is really 5 models.  Figures are really well done and could stand alone as great models.

I am really impressed with the level of craftsmanship I see in this thread. The finished subjects are second to none.... Here is my meger contribution for my last three.

1/16 Kubelwagen by Tamiya: (Group Build)

The kubel was built mostly out of the box except the fuel line and transmission shifting rod. The tarp rolls were after-market resin. The kit driver was not used and a 4 figure multi-piece resin kit was purchased from the after-market, slightly modified, and detailed with other PE and lead foil straps. 

1/350 HMS Roberts by Trumpter: (Group Build)

This was my first ship on over 20 years. I went all-in with the wood on the deck and boats, metal barrels, and countless PE. I gained new respect for boat builders after this one was done.

1/35 Swedish MBT103-S Tank by Trumpter. (Group Build)

The Swedish splinter camouflage scheme was painted freehand with a hairy stick. Just wanted to see if I could pull it off versus buying the masks and using the AB.

1/48 Apollo 11 "Eagle" Lunar Lander by Monogram: (Group Build)

Adding a 4th as it was being finished near the same time as the MBT-103. Other than the actual leg post and foot, all of the decent module was scratch built (kit parts were lost). In kind, much of the acent module was modified for accuracy based on many sources. The lunar surface came with the kit, but the two astronauts were also after-market (lost too). The lunar test equipment was all modified based on photos of the actual items.

As I said before, the skills shown in this thread are simply fantastic! Great job EVERYONE!

Ben 

Thank you Keav. I’m slowly getting the hang of figures. I certainly don’t have them down solid yet.

Nice stuff stik.  Figures look fantastic

I’m like Bish in that I have finished several kits since my original post here when this thread first started. These are my last three

 Tamiya 1/35 SdKfz.222

 Airfix 1/32 Ordnance QF 17 Pounder

 Tamiya 1/35 Leopard 1A4

Lots of great stuff!  Modelcrazy's RAF wing countering Bish's luftwaffe.  Nice armor GreySnake.  Bit a bit slow the start of this year but here's the three latest

Minicraft 1/144 EC-121 from my fathers squadron (553rd recon wing)

This is a 1/48 F4F-4 Wildcat from Tamiya.  Nice kit

This little 1/48 Tamiya F2A/B-339 Buffalo was given to me for last years secret santa exchange.  I tried alclad clear and flat for the first time and while it covered well it was tacky for days and attracted every piece of lint and cat hair - paint is a bit of a mess in that regard but here she is

Edit:  wanted to mention Tamiya panel liner didnt get along with the alclad glosscoat...hence the heavy weathering  

Nice work guys. Like you Bish, I forget about this thread as well. I guess because it takes a little while to knock out 3 kits.

Here are mine, or at least my last 3 best.

1/72 Airfix Blenheim Mk. IV

1/48 Tamiya Swordfish Mk. I

Hasegawa Egg F-15

1/48 Revell of Germany Spitfire IIa

1/48 Revell Spitfire IIa - same kist as above but different kit decals

1/72 Airfix Lancaster B.II

Missed this the first time around. So, here's mine.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/TMEWz9ckCoWUHkdx6

Hope it works.       DML 1/48 Me 163B-1a                                                                                              Italaerei 1/35 Opel Blitz "S"                                                                                        Sterling  (Scale unknown) Emma C. Berry

Jim  

Nice work Bish!  Goering would be proud.  Really like the subjects.

Forgot about this thread until the other day, thought i would add to it while it was on my mind. Think i have completed 7 since i last updated, here are the last 3, all 1/72nd.

Dragon Ar 234B-2b.

Fine Molds Me 410B-1.

And Hasegawa Ju 188A-2.

That's a really good lookin' trio there Nick!!!

Those builds are just beautiful all around. I havent been on here for some time but here is my lastest builds.

Tamiya F2A2 Buffalo in 1/48.

Tamiya Gloster Meteor F.1 in 1/48.

Tamiya 1/35 M4A3E8 Sherman.

Very nice builds everybody and hope you all had a Merry Christmas.

Some of you all know me to build WWII aircraft but during the last few years I've ventured off into automotive world. Maybe it's my automotive repair and hotrodding roots that resurfaced...I don't know. It took sticking with it for nearly four years till I was comfortable with my automotive finishes but it's sure been alot of fun and I've learned alot along the way.

The first two builds are tribute builds to the 1980's Revell "Street Demons" series:

1956 Ford F-100 "Demon II" built from a Revell Foose kit:

and the '41 Willys Built from the Pro Street kit released in 2001:

and the last one of the year that I built for a friend of my sons (Jonathan) who saw my builds and wanted me to build his '59 AMT El Camino that he got for his birthday this year. My son and I delivered it just in time for Christmas:

Well this is pretty humbling. Very nice models. I love the GR.1, Mike.

Minicraft 1/144  Boeing 314 Matson Airlines.

Hawk 1/32 Schoenfeld Firecracker.

Hawk 1/48 Travelair Mystery Ship Pancho Barnes

This is a nice thread. It's fun to see all of the different types of models that people are interested in.

Merry Christmas, everybody!!!

My last 3:

Trumpeter T72

AFV Club Stryker

Trumpeter T64 BV

Man! I can’t get over some of these builds in here. 

Of particular interest is that 1/144 scale job up there! That thing is off tha friggin CHARTS!!!

Thanks John. I was a bit woried about doing the winter camo as i had not done it before, but i was pleased with how the uniforms turned out. And the sub i just gloss coated it, then masked and added a clear flat coat just top break up the black finish.

Nice work Bish.  Hard to do winter camo on figures and yours look great.  Dig the phantom as well.  Haven't done a sub in years.  Interesting color variations. 

Thanks Steve, my could be better, especially the figures. But as 90% of my builds are dioramas, its hard to leave them out.

very nice bish, love the figure's on your tank , I can't do figure's to save myself