Skii

Now that looks better, especially that exhaust

Breathtaking work Andy, that must look absolutely magnificent.

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1/72 aircraft in simplified surface detail shocker Well I'm not a prop fan but I'll be falling over myself to get one of these when they are available, and no doubt they'll be retailing for a fraction of the cost of an equivalent Trumpeter / Tamiya / Hasegawa model. I for one just want Revell to keep doing what they are doing

You want to see some of the other stuff he's made http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ryan.coombes/ check out the custom airsoft builds

Absolutey amazing skills my friend, incredible scratchbuilding!!

Fantastic work Tony, simply fantastic.

hmmmm....

Stunning job Big G

I see sprue C has the emergency crew vehicle included too - very cool ! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crew_Return_Vehicle

nice figure painting fella, very impressive.

http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=54215

Very nice work indeed Mish - perfectly posed too.

Just fabulous.

welcome back Sigmund

Looking fantastic fella, 'specially that pilot dude. Can't wait to see this finished

Fabulous Apache, David, very very inspiring Sir.

Thats a bit bloody special ! Superb work mate.

My god Shaun you can take a photo Incredible shots fella !!

Hey mate, the photos I based the figure on are these , unfortunately not my own so I doubt they are of much use

Topic moved, and a bloody nice F-8 too !

Now THAT is fantastic.

Superb work Darren, a very fine Typhoon indeed

They look awsome, perfectly sculpted !

Well my theory is that you can make sheets of tiles , and leave it to the 'tiler' to determine what direction to lay them in and what pattern to make, rather than make a bespoke sheet for a certain area