What did you do in your modeling workshop today?

Another 48 hours build , a Me 109 with some advanced Features .

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You must live in a tough neighbourhood - round by us they only steal the wheels! :rofl:

Seriously, that’s some amazing scratching! And I love the jig to keep it all straight…

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Wanna cuppa, soldier? #Clubmobile

Scratched some mugs for the Clubmobile

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It is big💪🏼

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Just lovely!

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Anthony, that’s an outstanding looking cockpit! Very sweet!

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Thanks a lot. Pretty basic cockpit but after painting thr buttons and gauges it looks pretty good.

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Wade you do terrific work. Where do you find the time to do all the scratch and conversion work?

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Thank you sir, we’ll see how it looks under a coat of paint.

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Thank you, Randy that’s very kind of you.

Luckily, I’m retired with a wonderful wife. On a good day ~ 2 hours of hobby time. Ideally when wife is watching something I don’t like on TV, like the Young & the Restless or whatever it’s called…lol

Kali gets upset :rage: after that, feels attention needs to be feline focused.

She’ll ask nicely for attention ~3 times, then claw the daylights out of your leg at the bench.

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Almost ready for paint with this one.


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I put together all the stuff I need to start painting my 1/16 Jagdpanther tomorrow, no excuses to put it off anymore…
Wish you all merry christmas and a good time✌️

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Merry Christmas everyone! I received LifeColor’s rust and dust set for Christmas, so I decided to play around with them for a little bit. Here’s a half hour of work, would’ve liked to spend a bit more time on it but I had a Christmas lunch to attend :smile:

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Paintwork largely done -

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Looking very nice, Richard! :sunny:

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Small bits of paintwork for me. …:paintbrush:

Painted the Bride consoles and instrument panels.

—mike …:christmas_tree::flying_saucer:

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Laying-out a concrete base for the saucer.

Reference tile is 50 x 50mm square. :pencil2:

Scribing to follow…

—mike …:flying_saucer:

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OTM screen chopped down (left) to fit better.

Chopped an amazing but ancient Cal-Scale MG34 to the barrel for the bow MG.

Grossly molded kit fender hinges replaced with OTM PE but the wing nut that looks more like a Sombrero than a wing nut.

Added flame cut texture, more artistic license.

Added waffle zimmerit, tweaked the texture of a couple of the kit welds with putty & #11 blade.

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I wonder how many folks on here have this kind of hobby/life story to tell?

I loved the description of his day, with the other stuff going on :laughing:

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Well this is the first time I’ll post a build. I really messed up this Brad and had to strip off a failed non slip surface disaster. So I’m not asking for nice comments just understand I got tired of seeing it and rather than toss it I pushed on and from a distance I think it looks nice. The president of the chapter where I am a member always says completed is better than perfect. So here is my less than perfect Bradley.






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It looks pretty good. One small issue though, you have the bumper numbers swapped. The DIV and Bn (1 I, 4-15 I) should be on the left side when looked at from the front and rear. The Company and Vehicle # (HQ-9) should be on the right side. The right side tracks are on backwards as well. The V on both sides should point down in the front.

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