Thinning the Herd
UPDATE: WOW! The response I've been getting has been staggering. I'm handling all on a first-come, first-served basis, so please bear with me as I work through all the shopping…
UPDATE: WOW! The response I've been getting has been staggering. I'm handling all on a first-come, first-served basis, so please bear with me as I work through all the shopping…
Part I: The Build-Up | Part II: Paint + Markings | PART III: Whitewash I decided pretty early on in this build that I wanted to go after the last…
In Part I, I took the Pz.38(t) through its relatively straightforward buildup. Now, it's time to paint the bloody thing! RAL 7021 The Pz.38, like all things German armor in…
Recently, I received an advance copy of Panda's new 1/16 Pz.Kpfw 38(t) to review for Scale Plastic & Rail (read the review HERE). You can read all about the kit…
The past couple of nights at the bench have been awful. I can't seem to get traction on anything. And it's driving me nuts. Let's start with the Pz.38(t). The…
I'm burned out on 1/48 scale. It's strange. 1/48 is predominantly what I built as a kid. Of the thirty-two kits I've built since returning to the hobby around three…
Given its contribution to the war effort, the snarling Hawker Tempest has been given one very long shaft by the model manufacturers. When the most celebrated release is a warmed-over…
Part I | PART II| Part III | Part IV When approaching a biplane, I think it's helpful to consider them as a completely different genre from other aircraft. Literally,…
Well, it's official...ish. Yesterday Hobby Link Japan posted a product page for TAM60324, effectively spilling the beans about Tamiya's latest addition to it's formidable line of 1/32 uberkits. Speculation has…