1/72 T-28: “Feels Like May, 1941”
I found this to be a good kit. Lots of parts, but they go together pretty well. One of the model’s best features, in my opinion, are the hard plastic […]
I found this to be a good kit. Lots of parts, but they go together pretty well. One of the model’s best features, in my opinion, are the hard plastic […]
Though I definitely made some mistakes with it — and made a camouflage choice some may find questionable — I really enjoyed building this Airfix kit.
This build represents something of a departure from my usual staples of ships, planes and tanks.
On June 20, 1944, as the Western Allies were pouring reinforcements into their Normandy bridgehead and the Red Army was about to launch Operation Bagration, its Wehrmacht-shattering summer offensive in the East, a portentous first was taking place above Nazi Germany.
As I’ve written several times on this blog, I am a big fan of Tamiya’s 1/72 Scale War Bird Collection. I really appreciate the fact that these kits achieve what […]
This beautiful Hellcat kit was a pleasure through and through.
I discovered that the name “Shōki” perfectly reflects this aircraft’s mission, which was to intercept attacking bombers at high altitude, because Shōki was a protective deity of Chinese origin known as “the Demon (or Plague) Queller.”
My hobby pattern of late has been to have one model and one set of figures going at the same time. Whenever the model has to dry or set for […]
This new harbor diorama has been brewing for a few years. My son and I have put together a couple of other ones using the same diorama base, but this […]
I have always loved miniature ships, from the most distant memories of the bathtub, to maritime museums wherever I might find them around the world, to these tiny, patience-trying (but […]
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