Along with the previously posted kit, I have a few more things on the bench. First off, Mengs' 'technical' which is pretty sweet little kit. I can't wait to give this thing a random paint job and some busted up windows, disabled and abandoned in the sand.
Forgive the white on white photos... I was a bit lazy today.
Next up, an Italeri rally car. It never really dawned on me how much you can weather and beat these things up, regardless of how many times I've watched them race, until I spent the day killing time with my good buddy Iain Hamilton in the hobby shop. Expect a filthy pig and some broken stuff on this one as well.
A kit I am most into at the moment, is Revells' Ho 229. I've always loved this aircraft and it's a sharp little kit at 1/72 scale. I've only just started the decals and have many more to go before weathering. Painted all in Lifecolor acrylics.
Before I go, I'd like to post a little shameless plug, one that I am pretty happy about. My *totally fictional GAZ with Bofors made it to the cover of Military Modelcraft International. I just hope the full article lives up to it.
*just in case any of the historically accurate forum police have tracked me here.
As always, build how you like and like what you build. The day you stop doing that is the day your hobby becomes a chore. Peace and be well.
best,
Ken Abrams
Really impressive! Good job Ken! I like the Meng model a lot and, indeed, you can really have fun painting it and weathering it the way you want it. Congrats for the cover of the magazine. You really deserve it (that's why I put your blog link on my blog). Enjoy the time you can spend modelling!
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Yo Cammo,
ReplyDeleteNice to hear you will paint and weather the ming truck...this is one of my favorites to...good luck!
Keep up!
Greetz Nico
congratulations Ken on your appearance in this modeling magazine...
ReplyDeleteThank you gentlemen, I appreciate your comments and support.
ReplyDelete'aint modeling grand? :)
best,
Ken