Military Model Gallery

[PanzerJaeger]

A little while ago I started a thread asking if anyone did any kind of military modelling and I got a lot of feedback.

I thought Id start a gallery for the modellers of the org to show their work, so get your camera and show us your models.


Heres some of my stuff.


























































And the model room...

[discovery1]

Impressive Panzer. I would have left them in pieces.

[Papewaio]

Most Impressive. The tanks are awesome.

For the model men:
Just need a bit of dry brushing then inking on the hair so they don't look so glossy. For the ones that still have bases, build up the bases flock them or use sand then paint or base them on small pieces of rocks (flint, granite etc).

[Marshal Murat]

I figured it was Panzer, so many tanks...
Nice collection.

[Productivity]

Some seriously nice work there PJ, very nice.

[Templar Knight]

great PJ, nice work.

I have a ton of those plastic bunkers/hideouts/dugouts whatever they are called

[Kraxis]

I really like the setup of the man painting the cross. It looks so silly (a painted figure painting a model tank) yet so obvious. It is perfect.

[Mount Suribachi]

Some of these are real, some what-ifs

EF-18B



Seafire IIIc



Mosquito FB.VI



F-4N Phantom



M2 Tractor



Hunter F6

[Mount Suribachi]

CH-166 Comanche



Eagle F1



F-14K



P-51B



Tornado GR1 and Hunter FGA.9



F-20K



P-47D



Hellcat and two 109s (just about the only nazi stuff I have)

[Taurus]

Nice work everyone.

@ PanzerJager, is one of those tanks by any chance a King Tiger?

[UglyandHasty]

nice collection !

[dgfred]

Very nice work , I especially like the shell-marked Tiger and the
camo'd (canvas and wood) one .

[PanzerJaeger]

Thanks for the compliments! Your aeroplanes are great Suribachi, ive never been good at planes, especially canopies.

For the model men:
Just need a bit of dry brushing then inking on the hair so they don't look so glossy. For the ones that still have bases, build up the bases flock them or use sand then paint or base them on small pieces of rocks (flint, granite etc).

Yea Pap, I hate doing the figures, but they make the tanks look that much better. Ive thought about developing the bases, but not try brushing on figures.. ill give it a try.

@ PanzerJager, is one of those tanks by any chance a King Tiger?

Yea, guess which one. (Same scale )

[Templar Knight]

King Tiger?:

[PanzerJaeger]

Thats a Panther.

[Templar Knight]

oh...

what about pic 3?

[PanzerJaeger]

Nah thats a tiger. In the first picture the farthest tank left is a KingTiger.

[Gregoshi]

Nice work PJ. You get bonus accolades from me for a very creative use of the box artwork/labeling on the display shelves...which on their own are very nice!

[Mount Suribachi]

Yeah, I like the box tops on the shelves, neat touch

[PanzerJaeger]

Some people buy the kits just for the box artwork.. its crazy.

[Duke Malcolm]

Some nice models there. It makes me want to go and paint my models now. I doubt that my HMS Hood will come out to the standards of your Bismarck, especially since mine is missing a few life boats, an I didn't paint it before putting it together...

[The_Doctor]

Do you have a panzer 8?

[PanzerJaeger]

A mouse? Nah, it would be a great springboard for a creative paint design though... all that flat space.

[Kraxis]

Those shelves actually look like part of a store. It is that much. Crazy I tell you... CRAZY!

Btw, wouldn't it have been Panzer VII for the Maus? The Pz VIII would have been the Löwe or the upgraded Maus.

[PanzerJaeger]

I believe the proposal for the Lion came first, but was dropped. So the Mouse got the VIII designation as it was proposed after the Lion.