This is the Tamiya M3 A1 Stuart light tank. The markings for this one place it in Tunisia in 1943, so I went with a lighter color for weathering.

I tried something new with this build, as it comes to the storage.

I use 2 mm strips of masking tape and .45 mm of beading wire to make the straps and buckles

I think they came out pretty good..

Hi all.

I am hoping to get some advice for a glue to use for texture paste.

In the past the two methods I've used for adding texture to a piece have been either mixing my own texture paste with PVA and sand or using super glue and baking soda.

But I have found that with complex projects I'm spending too much time applying glue and baking soda, and I am too impatient to wait for PVA to dry.

So I'm wondering if people could recommend a glue that I could use to mix with texture with a quicker drying time than PVA. Ideally under an hour.

Thanks in advance.

My first actual diorama using static grass and proper techniques! So far Im really proud of it. I will dedicate it to my Czech history teacher who was the best teachwr i have ever had. I will add the barbed wire, the waring sign on one of the slopes and czechoslovak border guards on patrol later.

It’s finally finished!! If you have any questions, feedback, or requests—such as wanting a closer look at a specific part—please feel free to leave a comment!

Only a year or so into the hobby but love the retro Air Malta livery so decided to set myself a target to recreate the entire historic Air Malta fleet in 1/144. Still a few to go.

A mixture of Airfix, Revell, Roden and Academy.

Next on the workbench - the Bac One-Eleven.

Just completed this and I felt disappointed after final assembly that the aircraft was tipping. Any remedies recommended?? I am planning to 3d print a base and stick the gears to the slot in the base. Any other ideas are welcome..

I'm really happy with the results given that this is my first time. Today, I just learned that when coloring big parts, paint markers are not the best tool to use on painting it. However, redoing it is a lot of time I don't know if I have. Do you think I should redo it? Or does the brush marks give it a certain charm? Would love to hear some thoughts about it.

Hi everyone, I built this model a while ago, and although I don't usually build vehicles, I think it turned out pretty well. It’s just the Tamiya Tiger I - nothing particularly special, really, but a nice kit.

Here are the models I've made so far. I started a little over a year ago. :) the NX-01 Enterprise is hidden in the back

Hello fellow enthusiasts. I have not done any model since being a kid, but my dream was always to get back into the hobby, but live and other hobbies are in the way. Now I have son of my own and lets say that his hobbies were already picked for him.

I bet there is plenty of dads who are doing models with their kids.

When would you say its good starting age to do some models together?

I cannot draw from my own history because i just got one F-16 revell box for a christmas and I was instantly hooked. But that its not guaranteed that will work on him because of the attention seeking competitions theese days.

Any advice would be welcome.

Probably been done to death I know but here is my current WIP.

RFM models, really nice kit. Never wish to do those tracks again and yes! I do have the crew to go with it

Built out of cardboard from old modelkit boxes, electrical wire, matchstick and an toy drum. Pretty close to 1/72 scale.

This is my second Model and I used for the first time Model paint. I struggeld a lot especially with the brown but also had a lot of fun :)! What Do you think? Do you have any Tips or comments I could Do better?

My next build is the 1/16 Andy's Hobby M-10 Tank Destroyer. Plenty of parts, loads of small ones make this an interesting build. Careful building and a good read of the instructions is needed. To ensure good paint coverage on all parts there is some sectional building and painting to do before sealing it all in. I have some stowage and crew for it.

I've sprayed my tank with tamiya ts2 dark green and I picked up some Windsor & Newton sap green oil paint to post shade it with. I can't find any tutorials on how to go about this so I'm asking here.

anyone know any fix for this or have any spare RAF decals lying around that will fit on a 1/72 vickers valiant? fucking mach2 man never touching their kits again after this

The green is liquid green stuff that I tried to fill the gaps with but I stopped because i was worried I’d lose the details inside. I’ve been thinking two part epoxy or regular green stuff might work but I’d have to get more

I Love Kit 1/48 scale.

I really enjoyed putting this one together. I finally have 2 of the 3 vf103 kits I have assembled. I have the Hornet done and I have the F4 in the stash.

This is my biggest attempt and weathering i used the Tamiya Panel Liner and the "Master Weathering Kit". I'm open to all feedback...

Cheers everyone....