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Finely built Revell 1-72nd scale helicopter built by Dilip Sethi to my specification colour scheme and registration. Well if I can never own a full sized "copter" . . . .
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.
Original Issue of Tamiya's Lorinser 500SEC. It still made in Japan and the price still 1200 Yen, printed in the box art.
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.
I think these were Monster magnets? No matter, they're still cool and they come from Monster Dork Studio!
Photo taken at Wonderfest 09
Motion 7
Bu.No 153818;
VMFA-232 Red Devils
MCAS Iwakuni; 1974
Academy Model Kits 1/72
+ Eduard 73051 F-4 seatbelts grey STEEL
+ Eduard CX417 F-4J Academy 12515
Renault UE tractor captured from the French army in 1940 and armed with rocket thrower. Due to the noise which these rockets made the device was called "Stuka zu Fuss"(Stuka on foot). These vehicles were intended as an emergency support weapon to fight the allied invasion.
This Sceniccruser was a dimestore kit in the 1960s, now worth good money on Intenet auction sites. From the mid-1950s to the early 1960s, the GM Scenicruiser was the flagship of Greyhound and other major US companies. The bus is molded in blue plastic with a brown base. Vinyl black tires are on silver wheels. Note that the decals were never properly placed by the young lad who built the model so long ago and are in poor condition. The new owner may want to remove these altogether, as the body of the bus is a pleasing period blue, and the markings add little. This model is 3 5/16 inches (84 mm) long.
An old Hubley kit I bought in an antique store recently. It was partially built, but unpainted, and with none of the metal parts cleaned or filed (what was this builder thinking!?!?) So i tore it down, did all the metal, and body work, and this is how it came out.
I kept it simple and box stock, since its an antique. I'm also dsplaying it with the original box.