No deadlines. No pressure. Just the chance to sit, look at a kit, and remember why this hobby matters. If you touch the bench today — even for a few minutes — that’s enough. Happy New Years Gang,John PappModel Car How To’s [Thank you Kody Kuczynski for sharing]
This is the final Part of a series that follows the way I paint figures for my 1/35 scale diorama project and in this video we take a look at how I paint the Uniform Trousers and the boots for this figure from ICM. Whilst a lot of the information covered here will be familiar…
ResKit is thrilled to announce a brand-new project now in development: highly detailed 3D printed B-24 Liberator propellers, engines and cowlings for the most popular kits on the market in 1/32, 1/48 and 1/72 scale. These sets are being designed as a direct, drop-in upgrade for the B-24 kits from Hobby Boss, Airfix and Hasegawa,…
How I painted Fulgrim’s serpent skin. This video shows how I painted the serpent skin of Fulgrim with a sponge, Speedpaints, washes, and some highlighting. I omitted the painting of the cloth, armor, gems, and even the wings in this video, as the skin painting is getting too long already. Do tell me in the…
About 2 years ago, Trumpeter issued a 1/200 scale version of Britain’s most distinctive battleship class in the form of HMS Rodney, with the promise of a 1/350 next. Sadly, the Chinese company failed thus far in delivering on this, but another company has been gradually filling those gaps with excellent 3D printed kits –…