Glad to see a still active military modelling related forum in Malaysia. (Although only a topic)

I'm Sinhow from KL, i'm brush paint modeller, would like to share my build here.

Hobbyboss 1/35 High Speed Tractor


















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Thank guys, will share more when free.

Hope you guys keep the topic running, don't wish to see military modeling become "dead" in Malaysia.

Hi guys, share more.

1/35 Academy M151a1 with Recoilless Gun




















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limfreelance, yes, for myself, i buy so less these past few years, only 2 kits in 3 years time, can't afford already. But this is also the best time for military modelling, maybe many new kits are pricy, but nice in quality.

Currently i'm building Meng t90a, already spend 2 years time and still not finish, super slow, haha.

Yes, nice kits, but still got so many missing detail and cabling, to scratch build those details consume me a lot of time...

That's a surprise from my China friend when he visit Malaysia some years ago, really thanks to him, if not i wouldn't have chance to build it.

So, what are you building recently?

Guess you like modern tanks more?

I build ww2 stuff more, only a few consider modern days.

Dragon 1/35 Sd Kfz 250/1 Neu



















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Thanks, Limfreelance.

Leaves are paper, cincai paint different shade on green paper and cut out, branches are root of grasses, just glue the leaf 1 by 1.

I don't have a photo booth, all shot at balcony with natural light source, 3~4 pcs mahjong papers as background.

No need to print the leaves, just randomly paint some green, yellow, brow watercolor on green paper will do (not using white because can avoid white edge when cut out). BTW, if you print also have to paint the edge and empty side, right?

Yes, I'm using DSLR, not using any lamp or flash. You can try shoot outdoor too, just don't shoot under direct sun light, maybe at balcony, corridor or in front of your main door.

Using table lamp will cause harsh shadow, to avoid this, can put a tissue paper in front of the bulb to soften the shadow. But becareful if it get too hot and burn.

Trumpeter 1/35 MAZ 537g with Dragon 1/35 T34 WW2 relic, haha.





















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Looks so detail and so real!

But no money...

limfreelance: Although i not interested with animation sci-fi model, but can see the effort you put on it, nice build!

This post has been edited by sinhow: May 16 2016, 05:49 PM

limfreelance： Ya, not like military kits, i spend most of the time to do research, add details and amendments. Not to mention other procedures like sanding, gluing, test fit, assembly, etc...

Is this model or real one, i'm confused

Then i must say you did a great job

Wow, interesting color scheme, look like a good target in battlefield, haha.

Trumpeter 1/35 KV2



















Actually i already washed the model, added more detail, and bought some PE to modify it, decided to paint it in winter white wash, dunno when can finish.

limfreelance: Thanks, the tracks is quite easy to build, but i still prefer individual link one, more real. Wish to get Trumpeter or Bronco individual tracks link set but actually not suitable for this model even their boxes labeled for KV2.

For Smerch, get Meng one lar, haha.

Tiger I: Thanks for your kind words.

Yeah, I love details...

But me too can't afford.

RM800??!!

Super expensive, tank look not detail even at this big scale, must be the figures cost the most.