Here's my painted Roman Tribune Bust. I've use a mix media of Humbrol, Tamiya Acrylic and water-base poster color.
Yes, U heard me right, water-base poster color (water color to be exact local manufactured brand BUNCHO)... similar to those use by kids in the school.
This is MasterBox's 1/35 scale German Panzer Grenadier.
The box set comes with four figures plus individual weapons and accessories all in one sprue. A small decal sheet is provided in a little zip lock bag.
In our second feature, we highlight MINIATURE HOBBY. (UPDATE 2017: MINIATURE HOBBY NO LONGER HAS AN OUTLET IN MALAYSIA)
Here's Hasegawa's 1/48 scale F-4J with Fox One's VF-92 Silver Kite 211 decals.
This bird recently took part in a recently concluded F-4 Phantom II 50th Anniversary Group Build event.
This second part wraps up the construction of the kit with a little addition from Lion Roar's workable clamps.
This is a box review and a summarised build review for Tamiya's rereleased Buffalo, now doning South East Asia battle colours
All through the years, the largest figures I've painted ever are in 120mm scale. This is my first attempt painting a much larger 200mm scale bust. From what I understand, the larger the scale, the more challenging it is to paint (espacially the human face).
Thought I'd write about my encounter with the miniaturising laser gun that you guys have been talking about. Basically it's a pair of hands, sharp edged razor blade, needle files, motor tool, all shapes of plastic cards and rods, super glue, putty, magnifying glasses, a good picture reference and a pair of sore eyes.
This is a step by step build log for Dragon's DAK Pz1 Ausf B
This is one of my early attempts at serious diorama building. It depicts a typical ambush scene during the early part of the Normandy D-Day invasion campaign. The objective of the British forces under Montgomery in this campaign was to take Caen on D+1 June 6th 1944.
This is the first of a series of articles to feature local hobby shop and enterprises in Malaysia related to fine scale modelling. We hope that these features will be useful for those who have been searching in vain for the 'local watering holes' in the country.
After watching The Longest Day and the capturing of ‘Pegasus’ bridge at the Caen canal (actually there were two bridges, the other was over the Orne river nearby) by a Coup de Main force of glider troops from the British Airborne, I was inspired to do a bridge scene, captured and held by the 6th Airborne during the Normandy invasion.
