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A few years ago I took a photo of the same figure covered with water drops. But it look terrible. The drops are to big and to random.

Now I came back to this one and try something new. Take two sheets of perspex to add the background of a shower cubicle and let the water flow.

With a little bit adjustment of light and shutterspeed I came to this one. And this look definitely better than my first one. :3

Painting Fujimi Suzuki Vitara/Escudo in My workshop

1/200 Hasagawa AC-130H Hercules Spectre

This is a figue that myself and a friend worked on quite a while back. Still not finished due to my failing health. *sigh*

 

I sculpted the body and clothes and my friend sculpted the head. The height of the peice is 12 inches and sculpted in Chavant, an oil based clay.

 

This was originally intended to be a garage kit when finished.

  

This is my plastic model kit (HO scale) of the Munster's House by Moebius. I bought after-market parts; stone wall, the dead tree, the base with "Spot", photo etch parts, and a lighting kit.

This kit was acquired in the early 1980s at a garage sale. The parts are all still intact, enclosed in their original plastic bag.

Tamiya 120mm Plastic Model

Cat Cafe Garden: DIY Dollhouse Miniature Kit (Cutebee)

Custom Bandai modelkit 1/12 R2D2 with 3d printed head for the R series. R4-E1: Bo Sheks droid

Mitsubishi Ki-51 "Sonia" IJA Type 99, 1:48 scale, Wingsy Kits company from Ukraine.

Tamiya 120mm Plastic Model

Rear offside view of the Airfix B type bus in LGOC livery of 1910.

London County Council 1960's BMC Wandsworth ambulance model built and painted from a 1/48th scale kit by Fire Brigade Models.

Italeri Military Armed Pickup. Originaly this started as military kit, but I converted to civilian. Painted in matched Apple Green Factory color by custom mxing various Tamiya Acrylic paint. Wheels from Aoshima Hilux Lift up, tires from Tamiya1/32 4WD kit. Suspension is slightly raised to make it more realistic.

1/20 scale vintage Nitto modelkit

1/48th scale resin kits by Fire Brigade models of a Leyland Cub bus and Volvo fire engine in red undercoat. These kits also have many white metal parts to be added soon. The buses are Leyland Cub chassis with Park Royal bodywork and were built for London transport as a batch of just 8 vehicles used on their Inter Station service and ran in a blue and cream livery and linked all the Mainline terminals in the capital, two were later sold to the LFB and these models are being finished as LFB vehicles as also are the two Volvo fire engines.

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