charlesbecker1983

Thanks guys for the usefull info, I will have to try it, when I get a day off.

Does anybody know of a good way to make a desert/sand base on a piece of small wood? I tried plaster as the base for texture covered with woodland scenics fine ballast, but it doesn't seem to look very good. I used woodland scenics glue but it doesn't seem to hold the ballast down very good, and looks to grainy for 1:35 scale.

Hey Gil, It was all freehand using Tamiya Paints, and an Iwata CMB.

Tamiya 1/35 Jagdpanther. Working on the camo today.

If your using Squadron putty, try mixing some tamiya thin glue with it.

Looks great, where did you get those shackels from?

X-acto roll off the table, and naturaly try to close my legs to catch it. Stabbed right in the thigh, but the doctor said he sees it all the time. Go figure

Very Nice Kit, I just wish that I would of added the Cavalier Zimmerit instead of the PE.

Looking good, keep'em coming!

Looks Great! Did you have any problems spraying vallejo model air paint?

Sweet, what did you use for the mud effects?

Looking good, what kind of tracks that come with?

Looks great, what did you use to paint the flesh?

1/35 Dragon King Tiger w/ Zimmerrit. Straight from the box. Tamiya Paints, Winsor & Newton Oil Paints. What an awesome kit to put together.

Great work, Lee Love the 109's.

It depends on if you have the Vallejo Model Air paint, or model color paint. But anyway I recommend Vallejo Paint thinner. I was never impressed with how it airbrushed, and I only airbrush Tamiya Paints. But Valejo, brush paints alot better than Tamiya Paint.

This is my 1/48 Tamiya F-16, and my workshop in the kitchen, that I have to take down every night.

This P-40E is the Hasegawa 'South Pacific Aces' kit #09702. I added the Eduard PE Flaps, Interior Details, Resin Wheels, and Resin Airfoils. I sprayed the model with a Badger 100g, and Model Master Paints.

This kit was straight from the box with Tamiya Colors and a Iwata Eclipse. The only add on was the seatbelts are Tamiya masking tape, with PE buckles form the spares box. I always dip the canopies in future to make them look like real glass.

I Airbrushed the 109 with a Iwata CMB using Tamiya paints. The kit is straight from the box with some pastels for weathering. The kit is the Tamiya Bf109 E-4/7 Trop Kit #61063