Let's see your scale models.

[Court M3]

Dude those are so life-like!

[JasonC]

This is what I was working on over the summer. I assembled the building and painted it. It is a gypsum plaster material I believe. I got a lot more to do to it though.

[Reichart12]

The smoke is so cool. I never would have thought to add that level of detail or how to even do it.

I'm looking for another car to piece together but haven't decided what to get yet. Hoping for a nice Datsun Z kit.

[JasonC]

I was watching tutorials online and remember people use cotton for smoke on cars. Thought I'd try it with a cigarette. It was very annoying to do. This shows the size of them.

[JasonC]

Built a couple trucks. The Sonoma was a fun build and built it with stuff from around the house and spare parts. The Ford is almost box stock.

[LateFan]

I love that Ford! Damn!

[JasonC]

Thanks. I'm going to have it pulling a trailer with a Kurtis midget racer. It will be black and red also.

[e30RS]

That diorama is superb! The detail is incredible.

[JasonC]

Combo done..

[LateFan]

Fantastic!

[JasonC]

Built another 1/35th scale diorama. First time using a airbrush. I did buy the tree and hay. The soil I used ground cinnamon and sage. The building, people, drums, and cart started off as gray plastic model kits. The wooden planks are real wood that's been burnt and stained. Used a maple base stained with a red stain.

[JasonC]

Full engine and engine bay kit for the Hasegawa BMW 2002 Turbo.

http://uscp-ua.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=63&product_id=610

Thought about getting another 2002 to put this into. But dont think I want to be putting $80+ into a 1/24th scale model.
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[e30RS]

I love the implied retreat in the German army diorama. Impressive job sir.