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To kick off this brand new section of the forums, some pictures of a little hobby of mine.
Most of them are still "works in progress"

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The images doesn't load, Thom. O:

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ok fixing now, thanks for the heads up!

edit: Should work now.

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Did you made these beauties

Gj man

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Looks cool!

Ik heb dat ook wel eens geprobeerd, en ik kon er niks van

, maar jij kan t wel

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Thanks

Yea, picked up model building again about a year ago, did some when I was about 10 years old, last year the itch started again.

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Waar heb je die kits gekocht? Zien der fucking gaaf uit ^^

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Zhe interwebs

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23 Apr 2016, 18:24 PMTM.Dutchy

Zhe interwebs

Allesomvattend antwoord, thanks

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hahaha, van verschillende sites, beetje zoeken naar goede deals

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Looks awesome, love to see a Jagdpanzer, Sturmtiger and Luchs

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hehe yeah me too

those are the more expensive kits though unfortunately.

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Very beautiful. Love that rusty treads and tracks on the Tiger!

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Are those Dragon kits? I had so much fun building the COH1 Tiger Ace. Did you discover Armorama? Awesome site. Have you gotten any fancy add-on stuff like special metal barrels or Photo Etched parts? I was really impressed by how far modelling has come since I was a kid.

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24 Apr 2016, 08:58 AMAmiPolizeiFunk

Are those Dragon kits? I had so much fun building the COH1 Tiger Ace. Did you discover Armorama? Awesome site. Have you gotten any fancy add-on stuff like special metal barrels or Photo Etched parts? I was really impressed by how far modelling has come since I was a kid.

Nope, Tamiya, I find Dragon too espensive (students' gotta eat to

), though they are good kits.
But if you do some research you can find really good and quite accurate Tamiya kits, you have to pick the right ones though.

I've noticed and read that most kit producers have a bunch of crappy series and a bunch of good ones, so usually I try to figure out a happy middle between accuracy and cost.
And I'm not the "historically accurate up to the hullnumber" type of person, as long as it's generally believable, so not a purist haha. And all of these went together really well.

No aftermarket stuff on these ones, I wanted to develop some basic skill first before spending extra money on fancy things, but I will in the future. Would really like to get some metal barrels indeed, the plastic ones are quite hard to "get right", just doesnt look as good as metal

Yea I checked out Armorama

great site

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Did some more work on the tiger, put a whitewash on it.
Also build some tarp/cloth from scratch to give it some more character.
Waiting for those to harden, then on to painting them.

ladies of steel, all lined up

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Damn good lookin'. The cloths are a nice touch! More pics after the cloths are painted plx

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Cooooooool

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these are very nice better than ive always seen but most of my freinds all 2 out of 3 of them that make models don't paint them they just leave them bare