1/35 scale

I was getting to the part where i had to prime when i noticed something odd, there were a lot of parts, some spare parts if i messed up something, yeah, some where mentioned as additional parts in the manual but other ....im just left wondering what am i suppossed to do with this??

Is there a site that help explains this stuff better?? All the videos about this kit ive found on youtube are extremely basic and say nothing about this parts.

Thanks in advance.

I know it’s a little bit dark but I’m trying to show the LED’s I installed in the hull using fiber optic line in each porthole. Still need to add rigging.

Airfix ferret scout cars 1/35 scale

Amazingly some willy jeeps were transported by crate.

Tamiya 1/35

One of my favourite films

Airbrushed with acrylic. Some oils used . 5 months of building and weathering

Academy kit . Airbrushed

21st Century Toys, early 2000's (?) made for 12" action figures. This one started as the police version. I know others have done the Magnum paint scheme, but I did all the body and interior work to make it more or less a civilian 500D. Biggest challenge was cutting out the rear door windows and moving them up! Cloth seat coverings and felt carpet a close second for PIA level. Did my part to increase Bondo's profits for sure!

Revell kit airbrush in union flag colours

Im really proud if this work, put a lot of effort in it, was really challenging work maybe the most challenging I ever build, was a little bit complex keeping the folded wing in site, and finding references too, really hope you appreciate it 🔥

This project started from scratch—just an idea to create my own 1/48 carrier deck base kits inspired by USS Langley and the Essex class. From researching the decks to designing the MDF parts and 3D-printed details, it’s been a rewarding process of learning, testing and bringing everything together.

Assembly starts by gluing the laser-cut MDF planks and 3D-printed tie-down strips in place, then sealing the surface with varnish.

For the wood finish, I tried two approaches: different shades on individual planks on the left, and Vallejo Fresh Wood on the right. Another coat of varnish protects those colours before applying Worn Effects chipping fluid.

I didn’t have the proper Deck Blue paint, so I mixed a shade by eye. Once applied, I chipped it with water and a brush to reveal the wood underneath, then added the white deck markings.

The bases come in two sizes: 30 × 25 cm and 25 × 20 cm.

Seeing something that started as an idea turn into an actual model kit is probably my favourite part of this project. Still learning, still experimenting—and enjoying every step!

What do you think?

Same overqualified woodworking teacher, same plane, different shop.

We’ve now crossed over 100 hours spent so far with probably another ≈50 at least.

Patience is key and also teaching is somewhat more of a reason why I’m there

If so, how do yoy set it to a lower psi?? No matter in what direction i turn the valve it just doesnt go lower than the average psi (21-25)

I'm buying my first model (trumpeter E-100). I was wondering what paints and brushes to get or any tips for finding good ones.

My first plastic model aircraft. Tell me what you think

Made this excellent kit few days ago,even won silver medal with it on regional contest,hope you like it.

It’s about 70% done.

I live in WA state and i’m trying to find tamiya enamel paints in the square jars 10 ml. not the circular jars you can find that are acrylic…. there near impossible to find in us. any modellers out there here in the us know of any work around to get there hands on the enamel paints