model making

  1. Grey Havoc

    Modelshop Greebles

    https://www.bigmediumsmall.com/modelshop-greebles (h/t publiusr)
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    • artwork astronomical art computer games computing model model making modeling sci-fi science fiction spacecraft
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    • Forum: Found on the Internet
  2. flateric

    Shunsaku Tamiya 1934-2025

    https://www.tamiya.com/english/pressrelease/20250722/index.html
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    • 1934 2025 20th century cold war cold war ii early 21st century empire of japan japan model model making remote control tamiya corporation tamiya incorporated tamiya shoji & co. tank toymaker toys
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    • Forum: The Bar
  3. Richard N

    Celebrating Vintage Model Kits YouTube Channel

    Unboxings and reviews of past model kits you may never see anywhere else! https://www.youtube.com/@CelebratingVintageModelKits/videos View: https://youtu.be/kqcAvj-J2Fc View: https://youtu.be/1n_G_2rrq98 View: https://youtu.be/sMzlB7dcyUk
  4. Orionblamblam

    Darkstar hypersonic plane from Top Gun 2: Maveric

    I hope that image is production art for the movie, not a final product. That white spraypaint "aging" looks freakin' low effort.
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    • cold war ii experimental plane fake aircraft fictional hypersonic model model making movie movie prop naval aviation popular culture stealth strategic reconnaissance testbed united states navy
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    • Forum: Theoretical, Fake and Generic Projects
  5. Grey Havoc

    Airfix

    View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjxaJgxXavc Note that this video was made before the current Covid-19 related model making renaissance had really gotten underway.
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    • 1930s 1940s 1950s 1980s 20th century 21st century great britain model making models popular culture toymaker united kingdom
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    • Forum: Found on the Internet
  6. Grey Havoc

    The Aurora, Revell, Monogram Models Story

    View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBgCRQ2wIvw
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    • 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s late 1940s model making models popular culture toymaker toys united states
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    • Forum: Found on the Internet
  7. Grey Havoc

    A Salute to Model Making | The Tank Museum

    View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zA_3sG7LSl8
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    • 2021 bovington tank museum covid-19 model making models south west model show united kingdom
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    • Forum: Museums, Events & Shows
  8. G

    MBB Lampyridae (1987) German Experimental Stealth Fighter Prototype

    In the 1980s, the German company Messerschmitt-Bolkow-Blohm (MBB) developed a 3/4 testbed for a top-secret Medium Range Missile Fighter (MRMF) code named "Lampyridae" (Firefly). Using a polyhedral airframe that eschewed right angles and curved surfaces to avoid radar detection, the "Lampyridae"...
    • g0229
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    • 1980s 1987 cold war federal republic of germany fighter luftwaffe mbb messerschmitt-bölkow-blohm model model making stealth stealth fighter west germany
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    • Forum: User Artwork and Models
  9. M

    Merriman's Submarine Modelling Masterclass

    Complex curves? That's why God gave us Bondo! David
  10. Michel Van

    A Video about Lost Art of Model Making

    I found this video on britishpathe http://www.britishpathe.com/video/model-makers It's about a model factory in Hounslow, Great Britain in 1968 They made Models for Movies industry, Gerry Anderson and Britsh Aerospace Company A Lost Art Form, destroy by CAD, CGI and bad PowerPoint Presentation...
    • Michel Van
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    • aerospace industry british aircraft corporation cold war contractor models great britain jet age model model making movie prop movies space age tv series
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    • Forum: User Artwork and Models
  11. Grey Havoc

    Royal Air Force Museum Airfix retrospective

    How your Airfix model could be a museum piece For any overgrown Airfix enthusiasts who have clung on to their prized collections, it is an opportunity to dig them out of the loft, dust them down and finally give them the attention they deserve. By Jasper Copping 7:30AM GMT 10 Feb 2013 A...
  12. jzichek

    Any forum members who are Japanese/residing in Japan?

    Greetings All, I recently sent some review copies of my new magazine on commercial variants of the Martin Mars to Koku-Fan and Scale Aviation magazines in Japan. I subscribe to neither and I'm not sure if they will review it or not - certainly haven't received any orders from Japan yet. I...
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    • japan model model making
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    • Forum: The Bar
  13. R

    Bell/Boeing QTR scale model from scratch

    Hi guys and gals!!! This is my last adventure, a model inspired by Bell-Boeing's QTR (Quad Tilt-Rotor), the successor to V-22. I call it StormWind, and this is what it looks like: It is mainly made of paper. Enjoy!!! Rafa BEHIND THE SCENES....... Found a couple...
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    • Forum: User Artwork and Models
  14. flateric

    B-2 Advanced Technology Bomber (ATB) in mass culture, kits, art and advertising before unveiling

    Nostalgie look from 80s...numerous Popular Science artists' attempts to imagine real look of ATB. Most charming is impression of B-2 as semi-faceted design - already after DoD disclosure of B-2 drawing in 1988.
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    • artwork aviation history cold war model model making popular culture stealth bomber strategic bomber united states united states air force
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    • Forum: User Artwork and Models
  15. overscan (PaulMM)

    F-117A prior to unveiling: artists impressions and kits of the 'F-19 Stealth Fighter' in mass culture

    Some ideas of what the F-117 might look like from the 1980s Source: Bill Gunston, Warplanes of the Future Salamander 1986
  16. Orionblamblam

    The 6th Day - Whispercraft

    This was a design from the movie "The 6th Day," designed by Rob Cobb. Normally, wouldn't quite fit in here, being sci-fi and all... but according to an interview with Cobb, the US Army expressed interest in the design. So, you never know... This is the master model, nearing completion. Molds...
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