can be Iranian or Chinese too

It’s going to hang on the front of a 1991 Challenger tank.

Some cool part of usmc history I’m working on

i think the vietnam war is really interesting, and like i have so many ww2 models but i have like, two vietnam models. any good ones? specifically figurines

I need help with this

I've finished building the Fairey swordfish and I realized that the wings are slightly bent downwards. Is this normal for a plane like this or is it supposed to be straight?

He can't fit because he's legs are spread out but I think he's meant to be in a hatch... It's from the miniart British tank crew Europe I think

I know it’s not perfect and could probably be improved but I’m happy with it like this.

making diorama based on this picture but there are no model kits of 1948 Israeli troops so I need a substitute ( I was thinking North African British or something like that)

Late for a competition but what's your thoughts on this?

If so, where do you get your models and supplies from?

I can't seem to find anywhere online that has reasonable pricing, and there isn't a local shop in Rotorua 😞

Like especially when there's competitors for that kits. I only see miniart good because it's the only company that does interiors. I'm also petty I realized I bought the M3 Stuart with sun shields with no interior.

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I know that some camo schemes with the 3 colour stripes is wrong so what is the correct colour or was it just green and sand colour?

Hi there
I'm currently working on my first tank (Tamiya 35009), and struggling with painting the wheels.
I first of all fairly new to the hobby and are painting with brushes.

My biggest struggles is to keep my paints separated from each other as I want to have the wheels painted in a sandy color while edge of the wheels should be black/grey.

The problem is that my painting always end up with some of the black crossing onto the front of the wheel and I can't seems to do it right.

How do you guys paint your wheels? If any of you have some general hand painting tips, I would love to hear those as well! 😄

Best regards

So fabric has this rougher look to it that separates it from everything else. It's rougher than steel armour but smoother than cast texture... How do I go for a cloth look?

Especially for the modeling veterans, inexperienced or the 'broke' what should you do? Brush or air for painting, priming and weathering

1/72 scale