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You are proof that nothing is impossable!
Steve
Building a kit from your stash is like cutting a head off a Hydra, two more take it's place.
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patrick206 Hello, Adrian - Your model construction skills are so enjoyable to see, the fine details are superb in all respects, especially in 1:72 scale. Thank you so much for posting the text and photos. I am looking forward to seeing the F-4. Best regards. Patrick
Hello, Adrian -
Your model construction skills are so enjoyable to see, the fine details are superb in all respects, especially in 1:72 scale. Thank you so much for posting the text and photos. I am looking forward to seeing the F-4.
Best regards.
Patrick
Thanks you !!, I have planned in the next month (march) to post the F4U , and I will to call you to the link for it, thank you very much!!
Bil Amazing workmanship. I love your solution for using needles to represent the turnbuckles.
Amazing workmanship. I love your solution for using needles to represent the turnbuckles.
Thanks Bil, yes, there are a lot of objects that can represent very well the desired, thank you!
That one nice aircraft. Your skills appear exceptional.......I'm jealous.
Have fun.
ChrisJH666 Having just seen your other models, you sir are not human! Those are amazing! Not only amazing, but brave beyond belief - you let your daughter hold one!!! I would have errected a laser security fence around it if I had built it!!!!!
Having just seen your other models, you sir are not human! Those are amazing! Not only amazing, but brave beyond belief - you let your daughter hold one!!! I would have errected a laser security fence around it if I had built it!!!!!
Thanks , It really is a pleasure to be able to share with all of you, thank you!!
..., to be honest, every time some model I move outside my house I get very nervous.
At this moment I am doing a F4U Corsair, soon I will publish it
...and we are in touch!!
Adrian
In the queue: 1/48 Beech Staggerwing (RAAF), P38 (RAAF), Vultee Vengeance (RAAF), Spitfire Vb (Malta), Spitfire VIII x2 (RAAF), P39 x2 (RAAF), Martin Baltimore (Malta?), Martin Maryland (Malta), Typhoon NF1b, Hellcat x2 (FAA)
Chris
How did I miss this?! What can I say that hasn’t already been said. You're a master craftsman!
Chad
God, Family, Models...
At the plate: 1/48 Airfix Bf109 & 1/35 Tamiya Famo
On deck: Who knows!
I missed this the first time around. You, sir, are a master. Your skill and ingenuity are extraordinary.
I build 1/48 scale WW2 fighters.
Thanks for showing what can be done with a steady hand (between heart beats).
Peter
Absolutely amazing model. You have the skill of a spider in making that web of rigging.
Well done, and thanks for sharing the pictures here.
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DasBeav Just saw the new pics, Mr.Urrejola. Amazing! I hope everyone comes back and see the new pics!
Just saw the new pics, Mr.Urrejola. Amazing! I hope everyone comes back and see the new pics!
Thank you for all your words and I'm glad that although the others do not look at all the new images, at least you could see them ... greetings !!
Sooner Born...Buckeye Bred.
Wow, your work is incredible
Thank you for your comments and motivate me to share my other two works in 1/72 Scratch. (although do not go here), thank you very much ... (I do not have photos of the sequence of these models )
The ribs of the Fokker EIV are metal prints .
My daughter
Photo montage of my models:
Thanks!!
Awesome job!
Mike
Gorgeous, Adrian!
John
To see build logs for my models: http://goldeneramodel.com/mymodels/mymodels.html
Adrian,
I am in awe of your skill. Absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing it here.
goldhammer Absolutely supurb work. Museum quality. Just hope you weren't yanking hair from wifemate for the rigging.
Absolutely supurb work. Museum quality. Just hope you weren't yanking hair from wifemate for the rigging.
My daughter's hair!!...good point, but it needs to be wet, because it is when it is as stretched as possible by the oxygen and hydrogen molecules that catch more water, and after putting it, it does not matter that it is shortened (the water in excess evaporates) ) because it is already stretched and retains its length.
Another option but it is a little more expensive is to use synthetic hair (but you need to buy it), and notice that it is very thin, to insert it into the needle.
Regards!!
Inspired and inspiring work! Thanks so much for sharing.
-J
Outstanding work! I can only dream of doing anything close to that.
Jim
Main WIP:
On the Bench: Artesania Latina (aka) Artists in the Latrine 1/75 Bluenose II
I keep hitting "escape", but I'm still here.
Wow, that looks great.
Immensely impressive sir!! I don't have the words to describe your scratchbuilding skills. Outstanding work Adrian
Hunter
The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen.
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