1/32 Wingnut Wings Sopwith Snipe Part I – The Cockpit
PART I | Part II | Part III | Part IV As I was nearing the end of my long Trumpeter P-47 build, I was chomping at the bit for…
PART I | Part II | Part III | Part IV As I was nearing the end of my long Trumpeter P-47 build, I was chomping at the bit for…
I know, I know, I haven't been posting as frequently as I'd have liked recently. These past several weeks have more or less been the definition of upheaval, and when…
Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part V |PART VI When we last left the Jug, the French markings had been applied and the…
Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV With the main scheme laid down, I moved on to gloss "Wilma Jeanne" ahead of decal work and immediately…
Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV | PART V In Part IV, the French Jug got its stripes (and its Olive Drab): Now, it's time…
I've had some weird modeling urges of late. Jets. Ships. Helicopters. Well, when I scored a backup 1/35 MRC/Academy AH-1W at ModelFiesta for a paltry $15, I decided, what the…
When I ordered Eduard's MiG-21MF "Bunny Fighter" last fall, I remember wondering (and probably snarking about it somewhere) who in their right mind would build the garish "Bunny Fighter" scheme.…
Part I | Part II | PART III | Part IV The 262's turn at the airbrush came at a frustrating time for me. On the one hand, I've been…
Part I | PART II | Part III | Part IV Sometimes kits just fall together. I normally associate them with Tamiya, Wingnut Wings and a few other select manufacturers.…
Part I | Part II | Part III | PART IV | Part V Finally! After first starting this kit waaaay back at the start of November, three months later,…