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Lovely Bedford OWB in 1/76th scale by Oxford Diecast in Southern National livery, a very nice little model.
1/24 Scale Honda S2000. Fit was excellent. My paint job was the best yet. The bonnet and boot are really shiny (sadly with a few streaks). The doors are pretty good too.
Hobbycraft 1/48 Bf 109G-6/R6
Many folks think that model building is just for kids... not so. It's been elevated to an art form by many talented builders around the world. I guess I'm one of those who looks at his modeling as artwork, and this is perhaps my second best effort to date.
This Bf 109G was finished as a Romanian Air Force machine and carries the roundels which replaced the old crosses after Romania switched sides in WWII. The wingtips should be white, but this is something I didn't discover until a month or so after finishing the build. Oh well...
Fade to Black...
1/72 scale model.
Photographed at the East Midlands Model Show, Hinckley, Leicestershire.
Photo Ref; SNC13378
This model is based on a few different designs of Coca-Cola delivery trucks from the late 1930s. It features covered real wheels and removable racks of bottles.
This design is based around my 5-wide/6-wide hybrid delivery truck which I entered into a LEGO Ideas challenge a few years ago and was a runner-up winner.
Yorkshire Woolen District Ltd
Leyland TS8 Tiger. Type A.
Original photo by Trevor Silkstone was in colour.
van rechts naar links Sik in Spoor Z, spoor N en H0.
Respectievelijk
firma Z-modellbau in messing,
Spoor N van Taco models,
en Spoor H0 van Roco
A 1/9 scale model by ESCI. Extensively weathered and distressed to give the impression of heavy use. The trick to realism in photos such as this is an extremely low camera angle coupled with maximum depth of field. Nothing gives up a model photo more quickly than a shallow depth of field. Be sure to dull any tell-tale plastic shine. Also pay careful attention to the contact point between the tires and the ground. It always looks better if the vehicle appears to have settled into the earth a bit rather than sitting on top of it. Here the front wheels were set to indicate a shallow turn which implies realism. The passenger side door was left partially open to suggest that someone just exited the vehicle and the trunk lid is shown propped open to give the impression of mechanical difficulty. Added realism is achieved by forcing the perspective with a natural background such as the trees in this image. They're full size trees, but several hundred feet back from the model and so appear in scale. If enough subtle realistic clues are incorporated into the photo, the viewer eventually just assumes they are looking at a full scale scene.
Say hello to mini me! A fellow designer @gavin_riddle_77 of system brick scale models redesigned the Porsche 911 GT3 R and it looks amazing!! Scroll left to see how these two designs stack up 🔝 and have a positive impact on those around you this weekend! Enjoy this cool comparison!! #porsche #911gt3 #scalemodel #toy #lego #designer
My brother @dugald_lego and I will be happy to meet you at Canada’s largest Lego convention this weekend @bricksinthesix !! I’ll be bringing all my latest designs to the event, and this special sticker wrap by @brickvisions was completed just in time! Scroll left for the whole photoshoot and I’ll be happy to meet you this weekend!! Event at the Hilton hotel in Mississauga! #audi #lego #gumball #hdrphotography #wrap #custom #moc #scalemodel
Some nasty marks on the inside - no idea what they are. I didn't attach it with CA, but maybe it's from some nearby panel touch-ups which did use CA?