Tag: Modellers Without Borders
There is more then just plastic for modelling! You can use metal, wood, resin, clay, foam and last but not least cardboard and/or paper. As we have master modelers in e.g. plastic Michael Scott is a master modeler in cardboard and paper. He is also a keen N-scale railroad modeler! All the buildings he made…
Remco’s journey into miniature painting began through his son, who painted historical miniatures of tin, particularly Napoleonic soldiers. After attending events together, Remco gradually became involved in the hobby as well. Rather than painting battle scenes, however, he preferred something less violent.
I found these inexpensive Star Wars containers on Amazon and in this video I’m going to show you how to paint them. Its an easy technique that makes these plastic containers look like real metal star wars containers.
Discover an updated technique for achieving realistic faded finishes on scale tank cars using artist oils instead of acrylics. Learn the specific thinning process to create smooth, consistent coats that mimic environmental weathering on your models.
A quick overview of Bachmann (aka Bachmann Bros.) who are mostly known for model trains but also for some kit models. I need to make a correction, The British Charioteer tank was 1/45 scale.