Trumpeter 1/35 M1127 Stryker
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I've been really busy lately with work so it has been awhile since I last updated this blog. Anyway I'll post some photos of my recently finished Trumpeter 1/35 M1127 Stryker plastic model kit. This vehicle is the latest armored multirole vehicle of the US military. This is what I have been doing during my free time lately... Yes I need to shoot more often! I guess I got tired shooting since I have been taking pics for work more than personal stuff during the past few months. Anyway back to the topic, I started modeling when I was in grade 5 I think then I stopped late High School and just recently started again although this time more seriously. I ordered a new airbrush from the net and used some of my old paints. I weathered it using pastel chalk for the mud and dust. This kit took me about 2 months to build and paint since I just squeezed it in my busy schedule. Roughly it took about 30 hours to build. I have another kit in line this time a 1/48 Tamiya Sky-Raider ground attack fighter that was used during the Vietnam War. :P
6 comments:
Hindi ka lang matiyaga, mahusay ka pa. Looks good!
Hehe! Salamat Bert!
Hi,I'm Slpman from Taiwan.I'm a scale modeler also, I' like your photos and your model articles,it's great !!Welcome to my albums on "WEBSHOTS" as:http://community.webshots.com/user/slpman2
Hi David! i just visited your webshots photos and all I can say is WOWWWW! Your models look great! How did you take those shots anyway? Is that a post card at the background or did you use forced perspective using a real background?
Hello,Louis,
Thank you. all most of my model's photos were took by normal DC and at my home roof.
I'm love whole style of your Blog and I'll visit here often.Please forgive my poor english ......
David
Thanks for the compliment David! Your english is ok don't worry! My primary hobby is photography and I just recently started modeling again hehe. Question how do you achieve the paint chip-offs on your models? Do yo just paint them on? or do you use a special technique? I really love the way you finish your models
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