Tag: Modellers Without Borders
A snow-covered jeep is driven through a street in this town during a snowstorm on Malmedy in Belgium, Jan. 30, 1945. The driver covers his face, except for eyes and nose, with his muffler. The curved iron bar sticking up in front of the jeep is a wire cutter to break thin piano wires often…
Click the banner to visit the MWB/HHV webpage an see how we interact with HHV! Modellers Without Borders has begun reaching out and talking with local modelling clubs here in the US about the hobby. We’re discussing best practices for planning and hosting open system, exhibition style modelling events, and how MWB can help support…
I made a space shuttle out of a chewing gum container and other various bits of plastic I found around the workshop. Something quick and easy if your looking getting into scratch building.
In this video I lay out the top ten detailing items you’ll need to start adding more detail to your models and get on the path to super-detailed subjects. Links to products are shown below and make sure to Subscribe and click “All” under the Bell icon to make sure you get my next videos…
Most asphalt on model layouts looks flat and fake… but in the real world, it’s cracked, worn, and full of character. In this video, I’ll show you exactly how I create realistic cracked asphalt that adds age and realism to any scene—using simple techniques that anyone can do. This is the same process I use…