For these contests, are they generally for models already built? Or is the category given and then there is time to build it?
oh yeah, here is this.
Military Planes: Y 1/72 and 1/48 scale
Military Ships:N
Armor: Y a couple 1/72 3 1/35 and 1 1/25
Cars: N
Civilian Planes: N
Civilian Ships: N
Other Military: N
Other Civilian: N
Science Fiction: N
Real Space: N
Railroad: Y N-scale Diesel era
Dioramas: Y only one though, of a 1/72 downed fw-190
Figures: N
Gaming Miniatures: Y
Scratchbuilds (any): N
die, no0b
For these contests, are they generally for models already built? Or is the category given and then there is time to build it?
I don't have anything going yet, but have been thinking of bulding something. I pretty much got rid of most of models a long time ago.
I'm bouncing all over on what I want to build, so I was hoping a contest would give me focus![]()
Military Planes: Y
Military Ships: Y
Armor: Y
Cars: N
Civilian Planes: N
Civilian Ships: Y
Other Military: Y
Other Civilian: N
Science Fiction: Y
Real Space: N
Railroad: N
Dioramas: N
Figures: N
Gaming Miniatures: Y
Scratchbuilds (any): Y
Collins Class rule!
Cuba,
Why not post your collection? welcome aboard, btw. Fill out your profile, would ya?![]()
Hey, thanks.
I'd love to. So far, it consists of a XXV u-boat (the minelayers), a small F15 without wheels, a spitfire which i have misplaced, a blackhawk which i misplaced and an apache attack helicopter which was ruined when a someone thought that the rotors could move.
Once i've finished painting it, i'll post the U-boat.
Collins Class rule!
After nearly 20 years I have just started getting back into models, mostly 1/72. I was doing resin parts when most folks had never heard of it. We used dental resin. I am pretty advanced and there are more resources than I would ever believed there would be. I also build vehicles from flat stock plastic. If you ever need some really big sheets of plastic go to the closest home building supplier and purchase a flat shower surround. It is good quality PBS and it is easy to work with. I first came across them 25 years ago when I was building houses. Also if you need tools check out the jeweler supply houses. You can get some really high quality tools to work with and mold silicon can be purchased in larger quantities for less. I am a retired jeweler and that is what I use my tools for mostly these days. Ditch the Dremel and get yourself a Fordom. The Fordom uses a key chuck, has much more power and will out last a Dremel.
I mostly do WW2 era German AFVs, military vehicles and aircraft because of the variety of vehicles and equipment they used and pressed into service.
I do/have built other countries WW2 era vehicles, ships and plains but it just seems that the Axis countries had more of a variety and also more bastardized vehicles, ships and plains.
Military Planes: Y
Military Ships: not yet
Armor: Y
Cars: N
Civilian Planes: N
Civilian Ships: Yn
Other Military: Y
Other Civilian: N
Science Fiction: N
Real Space: N
Railroad: Y
Dioramas: Y
Figures: Y but tiny
Gaming Miniatures: N
Scratchbuilds (any): Y
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Been hanging around the WAB for a while, surprised it took me this long to get to this thread!
Here's my list (and, yes, I have posted other thread in this topic, just haven't updated them in a while!):
Military Planes: Y
Military Ships: N
Armor: Y
Cars: Y (a few, not many)
Civilian Planes: N
Civilian Ships: N
Other Military: N
Other Civilian: N
Science Fiction: Y
Real Space: N
Railroad: N
Dioramas: N
Figures: N
Gaming Miniatures: N
Scratchbuilds (any): N
I'm going to add one category not listed: kitbashing! I've got a couple of kitbashers I'm working on, I'll try and do an update on them here eventually.
"Yeah. See, we plan ahead, that way we don't do anything right now. Earl explained it to me." - Tremors, 1990
Here is my list, I focus on WWII, my largest investment is in 1:35 WWII German Armor, but I enjoy all periods - particularly the steel naval period
Military Planes: Y (just a few, 1:48 mostly)
Military Ships: Y (my latest efforts, 1:350 and 1:720)
Armor: Y (biggest catagory for me, mostly 1:35)
Cars: Y (a few, not many)
Civilian Planes: N
Civilian Ships: N
Other Military: Y
Other Civilian: N
Science Fiction: N
Real Space: N
Railroad: N
Dioramas: Y
Figures: Y
Gaming Miniatures: Y (1:285)
Scratchbuilds (any): Y
I used to do 1:285 scale war gaming (painting the little lead armor, artillery and infantry miniatures and scratch building some aircraft), but haven't been involved in this in about 15 years.
"If your plan is for one year, plant rice. If your plan is for ten years, plant trees.
If your plan is for one hundred years, educate children." -- Confucius
So when are you going to start posting pics of your builds?
Its a pretty easy crowd to please around here. No one hammered me on the Van Valkenburg build that I posted pics of. No rivet counters around here so post away.
I'll even make a deal with you. Start posting and I will post pics of the 1/350 Mo that I'm going to start building soon (as soon as I order the PE sets and finish up 1 or 2 things on the bench now).
Or the 83 era Jersey I have in 1/700.
Get posting Whiskey
not much building lately, but i did take a couple new pictures
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"If your plan is for one year, plant rice. If your plan is for ten years, plant trees.
If your plan is for one hundred years, educate children." -- Confucius
This is a ~1:20 scale diesel generator built from medical supply remanents (hoses are IV tubes), sprues, and sheet stock... a big deisel hemi, and all the subsystems are modeled
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