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  1. Thank you guys. I'll thought scale model is a hobby and also art.
  2. Seems like March Box‘s model kits in nowadays. BTW, March Box is quite popular in China, that's a very very happy memory for lots boys in 1980s and 90s.
  3. Thanks! These kits seems aged and quite interesting.
  4. So many thanks for all of you! Your replies gives me strength !
  5. Thanks a lot, guy! So sorry I didn't find the mistake of spell on DOVER Cliff until you notice me. Truly I am now thinking ahout that travel.
  6. Ha ha ha, Ni hao, Bruce! thanks for your reply, and Zai jian, Bruce!
  7. That‘s true! Quite a beautiful photo, isn't it?
  8. Hello guys, no photo shown in Safari? May be try Chrome or Firefox? I thought that may be album problem.
  9. Hi Alex. I could quite follow you. You meas I should fold the pictures in reply?
  10. I'd like to show completed work at the very first. I was always want to show a group of planes one by one rolling in sky by modeling, but couldn't fine a good way to show that, until one day, a friend introduced me Eduard 1/144 Spitfire, then suddenly I got an idea! That is use this 144th kit, along with a 72nd kit, mix these two scales into one diorama. 72nd one on near side, the 144th one on far side, that should show a “near big and far small” view(or perspective view? I don't know correct way in English, sorry). Then set each of them in a particular angle, so that may work. Since Spitfire has been chosen, I though story background should best to show some British way, and, with a warm story such as back home could be better than a combat story. The famous white dover cliff no doubt is the best for this story. So, I thought: that it, start to built it! I choose Eduard 144th Spitfire Mk.IX, and an Italeri kit as 72nd one. Painted with late RAF camouflage, and very light wethering, after all, wethering isn't the point, right? Notice the pilots, these two kits didn't contain, so I cut two plastic stick, painted with brown, to simulate a pilot Then drill a hole, for TAMIYA clear plastic pipe, which is the way to fix plane on the background. Notice these two pipes are on different angle. Searched a high quality photo of dover cliff. That is really beautiful! I hope someday come to see the cliff myself. I cut a plastic board to brace the photo frame. And superposed three plastic board for hold the plane and pipe. Also drill two holes on the picture, well, seems I need some practice for drilling on paper··· To show the spinning propeller is another keypoint. I chose a cell phone screen film, cut a circle with circle cut. Then cut paper templet to paint the spinning propeller. At last, assemble Spitfire into the frame. And adjust two planes' angle, make it looks like the 144th Spitfire is leading the 72nd Spitfire rolling and return to airbase. Complete! I quite like this picture, it seems like two planes are flying into a dream. Thanks for review. Good luck for all of you my friends.
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