A couple of my completed builds
Apr 18, 2024 1:26:01 GMT -5
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Post by madhatter on Apr 18, 2024 1:26:01 GMT -5
hey everyone 
This is my first post here aside from my introduction, so I should make it a decent one I suppose 
I won't show my entire build history because *yawn* how boring, but here's a few of my later builds that have come out alright. Nowhere near perfect but satisfactory when compared to some of the asters around here!
So, lets start with a classic JDM machine - the mighty Skyline R34. This is the Tamiya Nismo version
IMG_8662 by Simon W, on Flickr
IMG_8688 by Simon W, on Flickr
IMG_8678 by Simon W, on Flickr
You will notice a recurring item in a lot of my pictures. That is dust. No matter how hard I try to keep them dust free, it always manages to find a way to photo bomb my pics.
Next, the Aoshima R35 LB Walk (another blue car I know)
IMG_8493 by Simon W, on Flickr
IMG_8500 by Simon W, on Flickr
IMG_8495 by Simon W, on Flickr
We'll change up the car and color now to the Tamiya Supra GT MK4
20230812_103150 by Simon W, on Flickr
20230812_102816 by Simon W, on Flickr
20230812_102858 by Simon W, on Flickr
Since those photo I added a rear wing but I haven't taken any update shots of it - mostly because I keep forgetting to
Next, yet another Tamiya kit, this time the GMA T-50 in a colour not used by me before then
IMG_9013 by Simon W, on Flickr
IMG_9015 by Simon W, on Flickr
IMG_9009 by Simon W, on Flickr
and last but not least - certainly because it's one of my favourite paint jobs - the Tamiya Ford GT
20230515_113233 by Simon W, on Flickr
20230515_113323 by Simon W, on Flickr
20230515_113353 by Simon W, on Flickr
I think 3 pics of each should be enough to convey the subjects
I am open to constructive critique as I won't learn anything without it.
Thanks everyone for indulging me
See you again shortly
Si
This is my first post here aside from my introduction, so I should make it a decent one I suppose 
I won't show my entire build history because *yawn* how boring, but here's a few of my later builds that have come out alright. Nowhere near perfect but satisfactory when compared to some of the asters around here!
So, lets start with a classic JDM machine - the mighty Skyline R34. This is the Tamiya Nismo version
IMG_8662 by Simon W, on FlickrIMG_8688 by Simon W, on FlickrIMG_8678 by Simon W, on FlickrYou will notice a recurring item in a lot of my pictures. That is dust. No matter how hard I try to keep them dust free, it always manages to find a way to photo bomb my pics.
Next, the Aoshima R35 LB Walk (another blue car I know)
IMG_8493 by Simon W, on FlickrIMG_8500 by Simon W, on FlickrIMG_8495 by Simon W, on FlickrWe'll change up the car and color now to the Tamiya Supra GT MK4
20230812_103150 by Simon W, on Flickr20230812_102816 by Simon W, on Flickr20230812_102858 by Simon W, on FlickrSince those photo I added a rear wing but I haven't taken any update shots of it - mostly because I keep forgetting to
Next, yet another Tamiya kit, this time the GMA T-50 in a colour not used by me before then
IMG_9013 by Simon W, on FlickrIMG_9015 by Simon W, on FlickrIMG_9009 by Simon W, on Flickrand last but not least - certainly because it's one of my favourite paint jobs - the Tamiya Ford GT
20230515_113233 by Simon W, on Flickr20230515_113323 by Simon W, on Flickr20230515_113353 by Simon W, on FlickrI think 3 pics of each should be enough to convey the subjects
I am open to constructive critique as I won't learn anything without it.
Thanks everyone for indulging me
See you again shortly
Si
