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Excellent job with that Spad. The weathering looks fantastic.

Some glossing came on Attacker and Meteor tonight. First one is purely for weathering base and the Meteor is being readied for decals.

A very nice looking pair of builds.

Nigel

Both are looking very smart indeed Marek!

Nice work as always, Marek.

Thank You Guys!

An excellent looking pair of builds, Marek, great work!

Well, hmm, how to pick up and reanimate a modeller's workbench log? Easily.
I have been watching but until last September I worked quite far away from home (well globalism brings relativity into picture) and even though I did assemble gazillion of models, they all had been waiting in different stages to be finished.

So, after return home and collecting enough mojo points, I started tackling them one by one and results are showing.

First, in their respective, galleries:

The Sky Yacht of Death - 1/72 Sword Reggiane Re2005


And The hellish boomstick from another epoch - 1/35 IBG LeFH 14/19 100mm howitzer


Well, I will keep this place spammed with model pictures this year, I promise. ... and good to be back home at UAMF!

Keep healthy and modelling
Marek

Very nice work, Marek. That Sagittario looks terrific! Looking forward to the Iskra as well.

I like the howitzer, especially the rifling at the barrel end. Don't see many artillery pieces built.

Nigel

Beautiful work! Where have you been?
Love the subtle shading on the Attacker.
And that Meteor looks like an eye-catcer in the making.

Take care,

David

Good to see you back - and what a come-back with the Reggiane! Superb finish.

Skypirate, Between summer 2018 and this last September, I worked in Chicago. Commuted home for weekends. Not really a hobby-supporting lifestyle. I managed to build up a whole assembly line of models to paint though . They will be slowly trickling in here.

Today's update a finished M3 Stuart Honey and IBG Einheitsdiesel




Rest of pics in military models

That is a sweet Honey and the German truck is nicely done too.

Nigel

Thank You Sir!