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As you can see from these photos, I seem to model whatever strikes my fancy, rather than stick with one type of modeling. It's been fun over the years to learn new skills and techniques.
After being away from modeling for quite a few years, I built this plastic 1/48 scale Tiger I.
Next up was this resin 1/72 scale M-26 Patton.
Then it was on to a plastic & resin 1/72 scale T-72B.
This is a plastic & resin 1/72 scale Israeli M-51 as seen in the Six Day War. It's ready for paint.
I've also built some aircraft. This is a plastic 1/144 scale F-14B.
I also built this plastic 1/48 scale Fokker Dr.1. I liked the paint scheme!
Annnnd I've built some ships. This is the 1/350 scale USS Nields as seen in 1945.
A couple winter's ago I wound up getting involved in wooden boat building. This is a 1/48 English Longboat. Built from a kit. The wood is basswood. All parts are formed from raw materials.
Lastly, my current project is a 1/48 scale British navy cutter. This is scratch built using plans I purchased. It's built with Castello Boxwood from Paraguay. Each plank took about 2 to 3 hours to form! I have about 400 hours in this so far, with an estimated 800 to go!! It looks a little rough because it's still a work in progress.
If you want to see more photos of any of these, just let me know.
Erik
After being away from modeling for quite a few years, I built this plastic 1/48 scale Tiger I.
Next up was this resin 1/72 scale M-26 Patton.
Then it was on to a plastic & resin 1/72 scale T-72B.
This is a plastic & resin 1/72 scale Israeli M-51 as seen in the Six Day War. It's ready for paint.
I've also built some aircraft. This is a plastic 1/144 scale F-14B.
I also built this plastic 1/48 scale Fokker Dr.1. I liked the paint scheme!
Annnnd I've built some ships. This is the 1/350 scale USS Nields as seen in 1945.
A couple winter's ago I wound up getting involved in wooden boat building. This is a 1/48 English Longboat. Built from a kit. The wood is basswood. All parts are formed from raw materials.
Lastly, my current project is a 1/48 scale British navy cutter. This is scratch built using plans I purchased. It's built with Castello Boxwood from Paraguay. Each plank took about 2 to 3 hours to form! I have about 400 hours in this so far, with an estimated 800 to go!! It looks a little rough because it's still a work in progress.
If you want to see more photos of any of these, just let me know.
Erik
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Excellent detail and weathering!! I like them all!!
