Reply With QuoteGlad you like it Legend.Originally Posted by LEGEND
Wow Charles, great builds!! Amazing weathering! Beautiful rust effect on the gun truck armor!
Glad you like it Legend.
Here's a bunch of models I made up until graduating high school. These are just the ones that I feel folks will like. I've got more, but I got outta hand with "creativity" on some.
___1:35 Scale___
BMP-1 MICV
M48A3 Patton Medium Tank
-Made a GAU-13 .50 caliber gatling gun out of spare parts, mounted on TC's copula.
-Gas-tank thing on back is made from sprue (holds parts prior to assembly) and those little absorby-things that come in aspirin bottles.
-Shovel front thing is made from sprue and thick paper.
___1:72nd Scale___
Kamov KA50 Werewolf (NATO name Hokum)
NASA's X15, Fastest atmospheric vehicle (Reecord was mach 6.7 IIRC)
___1:Something Scale___
Hawker Hurricane
Tempest
___1:144th Scale___
Aircraft:
McDonnell Douglas F4 Phantom
F5
YF23 ATF
Mitsubishi G4M "Betty" Bomber
Messerschmitt Bf 109 G6
Messerschmitt Me 262
Messerschmitt Me 262 A1a/U1 Nightfighter
Armor:
Panzerkampfwagen (PzKw) VI "Tiger", Ausf. E, 8.8cm KWK/PaK41
Panzerkampfwagen VI "Tiger 2", 8.8cm PaK43
Panzerkampfwagen V "Panther" Ausf. G, 7.5cm KwK 42 L/70
IS-2 Iosef Stalin Heavy Tank, 122mm Main gun
Compared to a bottle cap
I think the four tanks are 1:144th, but I lost the boxes, so I'm not 100% sure.
Picture quality isn't so great. Took the shots on my kitchen table.
Does anyone know where i can get a T-55 or T-72 in like 1/24 scale or bigger like 1/16?
Nice models, Taco!
You'd love Japan-we've got some really nice hobby shops.
Damnit, thought this was about 3d modeling....
Someday! I'd love to go, they've got alotta neat stuff to try out. Especially the panties dispencers. Ooh baby.
Great looking models TacoDelRio.. I especially like the Patton and the Hokum.
Thanks dude. The Hokum was the only helicopter that survived moving from one house to another.
Great models there mate. Nicely done.Here is something I like to call Photo Realism. This is a vignette I had done a long time ago. It was taken outside with a very poor 2MP camera but the effects are pretty much realistic. The sun was setting and I took the photographs sporatically. The results is what you see.
A couple more builds that I just completed. This one is the EEP:
Charles you are truly gifted!
Thank you so much. I appreciate your comment. Here is the original vehicle:
how long does it take you to complete a model like this ^?
The model above took me about a week. It all depends on how much detail I put into the work. The PLS M1074 took me about 20 days.
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