Completed Kenworth Australia

Below are some pictures that have been supplied by Bill of the Kenworth Australia by Revell (07549). He built the model without the bull (kangaroo) bars.

Creating a workshop

One of our regular customers has recently built himself a workshop to house his vast collection of model making accessories and to have a place to work on making his models other than their bedroom!!!

I have put below some of the pictures and also a piece about the construction of his 'Man Cave'.

"I'm extremely happy, i used to do my modelling in the bedroom , then i started using the airbrush and she went mad lol, but it was all part of the plan to get the new man cave built, it did take a while from start to finish due to being less abled than most, but when i got the cave built and started moving stuff in i thought i was going to have an add on built lol, im actually back to model building but still moving things around inside lol, i will get it sorted eventually."

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Gallery Pics

One of our regular customers, Nicholas Gunn, has forwarded some images of completed models that he has made. He will be displaying these (along with others to be finished) at a model show in February.

Albatros D.III oeffag 253 series which is the austro hungarian version of the german D.III this is the eduard kit in 1/48 scale with markings circa late summer 1918.

Phonix D.II Austro hungarian fighter which is a special hobbies kit which includes rein and photoetch extras

this took approx 2 weeks to complete spending between 2-5 hours a day (alongside other projects)



Morane saulnier type N although a french aircraft this was also used by the Royal Flying corps which is how mine has been marked

this is the eduard kit with a few detail parts from the spares box.




Roland C.II German recon plane my example marked up for 1916 on the western front the crew are a combination of a white metal gunner and the pilot which was scratchbuilt from spares. (eduard kit)




Nieuport 23 another french aircraft used by the rfc as mine is shown circa 1917 western front this one was built pretty much out of the box with the pilot being the only addition (eduard kit)