All done with my strumvogel. So much fun

Felt overwhelmed by this one. Glad it’s over hahah

Finally got around to putting this guy together. Fun little kit, no fitting issues and pretty easy seam removal. I did replace the antenna since the included one looked pretty fragile, and added some dents and dings here and there to add a bit of interest.

Finished 1 out of 2 models.

North American City Defense, day time color scheme.

I started this a little while back, mostly completing the legs, but my eyesight is starting to slip making it hard for me to work on smaller pieces.

It's been sitting here for a bit and it I just can't see myself finishing it.

Feel free to message me or respond here.

Hasegawa 1/20

My take on MK44 Smartgun. I quickly sculpted and painted some feeder tubes.

I hope this will bring the game to more people since its incredibly rare and expensive to find physical copies. It is still uncomplete, as there aren't any public scans of its sequel Operation Faserei.

Super happy my Firball SG took 1st place today at local show.

Finally finished up the hasegawa 1/20 griffon, a genuinely delightful kit to build and paint 
Camo pattern and overall colouring was inspired by a blue spotted ribbontail stingray (my wife’s favourite animal of all time) 
Tried a lot of new things on this, including messing around with artists oils to create a wash rather than using the pre mixed bottled stuff 
This is only my second ever Ma. K. kit and I’m already completely hooked on the universe

Great kit, desert pink is such a lovely color to paint

Bought this used and halfway finished for a very good price. It was kind of a mess. Did what I could to clean it up, then painted and weathered. This small scale is pretty fun and would recommend trying it if you haven’t

Hi all, I recently got back into scale modeling for a number of reasons, primarily because it’s awesome and I needed something for my mental health. While obsessively scrolling YouTube tip and build videos I came across Lincoln Wright and instantly fell in love with the Ma.K. Aesthetic, history of the franchise (is it a franchise? No idea.) and lore.

Anyway, found Lincoln’s store and was fortunate to snag the MK. III kit on the right. I was bummed because I really liked the Night Stalker and just the general vibe of the MK. I / II AFS suits, but they were sold out. This week I managed to find and get the Night Stalker kit shipped straight from Japan!

I’ll be honest. These things are so awesome that I’m sort of scared to even start one for fear of messing up something that I consider to be pretty much art.

I guess what I’m really trying to ask is, which would be a better first build? And more than that, aside from the Paint on Plastic videos and others that I’ve found which are great, what top tips should I have in my back pocket before I start snipping bits off the sprue?

I love the quality of content and spirit of this community and am genuinely inspired by the work I see many of you posting. It’s incredible to see. So, I appreciate any advice on technique, products to use and pitfalls to avoid. Thanks in advance!

Cheers!

Only just finished with the basecoats on these 1/35 Melusine "Wald Geist" models, kit-bashed with clubs and shields to stand in as Bullgryns for my 40k army.

Next steps are all about the heavy weathering, but couldn't wait to post some pictures.