wingnut

Finished this last week. The whole Reaper range is superb, this set me back only £26, half the price of many other Miniature Manufacturers. Painted and weathered with Citadel paints: 45452647_10217893109226168_7149381146214662144_n by Dave Oliver, on Flickr 45342220_10217893109506175_6465103606541451264_n by Dave Oliver, on Flickr 45396835_10217893108666154_4577340225818198016_n by Dave Oliver, on Flickr

Finished this a few days ago. These are superb Miniatures and pretty cheap too.

Thanks for all the positive comments

Finished this last week. Used the AFV club kit and bits of stowage from the Legend detail sets. 40994688_10217407075115619_5434588974813282304_o by Dave Oliver, on Flickr

Cheers, glad you like it. I used their own adhesive that you simply airbrush on. They supply a wash with the snow and ice kit, that was used on the vehicles. Pleased with how the ice sheet turned out, not entirely happy with the snow, going try another snow scene in the near future..

Finished this in November of last year. I used Dust 1/60 Miniatures and a Rubicon T-34. Snow effects were from Precision Snow And Ice. The rocket launcher is illuminated, as is the burnt out tank. The build article is in the Airfix Model World Diorama Feature. DSC_3061 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr DSC_3067 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr DSC_3058 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr

Thanks for all the positive posts. Good to know the hard work is appreciated

Thanks for the constructive criticism, I had my own misgivings about the pile of rubble! I tried to make it look like it had been there for a while, so any brick dust or debris would have been swept away. It's something I'm not totally happy with and may well try and rectify it in future. Thanks. Dave

This is my 1/35 Russian diorama. I used MiniArt Vehicles and a Zvezda Motorbike and sidecar. Took lots of trial and error to get the groundwork and foliage right. The figurers were heavily modified or scratchbuilt. All in all it took seven months to finish. the build article is in the Airfix Model World diorama feature magazine: DSC_6523 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr DSC_6532 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr DSC_6527 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr DSC_6539 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr

Thanks. I hope he would have appreciated it

Bought this 1/6 Tony Soprano figure a few years back. Its one of about 30 made before the mould collapsed, great fun to paint, thought I would share it 33120357_10216532219204768_466169329331732480_o by Dave Oliver, on Flickr

I used the Hataka early Israeli jet paint set. I look forward to seeing your finished model

Thanks

Thanks It's a very well produced kit, minimal air bubbles and a high degree of detail. Had to add rivets and the fuselage halves come in two sections which is a little unusual. If you've built any limited run resin kits before, it should be a pretty straightforward build...

Thanks. A bit obscure, but an interesting aircraft

Finished this resin kit last summer. Quite an obscure aircraft, looks like the French lovechild of a MiG-15 and a F86 Sabre DSC_1558 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr DSC_1563 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr DSC_1590 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr Build article is in this months Airfix magazine

Thanks The ramp was made from wooden coffee stirrers

Thanks for all the positive comments.

Finished this little resin kit last year, went together really easily for a limited run kit. Scratch built the test bed. The build article and history feature is in this months Airfix magazine. 19-DSC_0932 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr 12-DSC_0924 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr 15-DSC_0927 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr

Thanks for the positive response. It was a fun little build. Good to build a bog standard kit, Ahem

thanks for all the positive comments, nice to know its appreciated

Thanks. The MiG-23P was a high altitude interceptor so I assume that's why they wear the suit. These were the standard colour apparently, usual problem building Soviet subjects, finding correct colour references

Thanks. Nice to know all the hard work is appreciated.

I was wondering that. Thanks btw

Finished this little side project last week. Great fun