I'll jump on this bandwagon. My gallery has some HO scale, modern German stuff from ROCO. I know, I know, they are not really 'kits' since there is not much to assemble, but airbrushing camo in that scale is still fun!

Dave - Nice. I'm building the heller churchill. Picked up while visiting normandy last year. Its been on and off with it.

Ross

Cactus, the Challenger I did was painted entirely with an airbrush. No washes, just a very fine thin spray. I got a couple of more pics of my small scale stuff I'll get posted here for you. Just need to find the disc that they are on. Seems like my 1/72 pile is gaining ground on my 35th scale stuff! "Q"

Another one of my small scale pieces. Italeri Merkava with some extensive work on the tracks and roadwheels. The wheels were of the "superswamper variety", that is cast as one wheel and not two. the track had no detail on the inside of them so I added the guide teeth from "T" channel cut on end. I still need to add the weapons and additional stowage. Let me know what you guys think. "Q"

some of my latest braile-scale stuff.... OLE'!

sorry had to do it!

Somua S35 from the Heller kit, straight out of the box.

Nice feathering of the camouflage on your paintjob, Red. I just ordered a Badger 200 SG; should be here early next week. I'm looking forward to attempting some true control at TinySpace dimensions to get some nice effects like you have there. My Iwata BCS simply does not have enough control with acrylics at low pressure to work right.

Stephen

I gave up on acrylics years ago. Couldnt seem to find a happy medium between the air pressure and the paint thickness. I shoot enamels thinned with laquer thinner and can lay down some hair thin lines with my Badger 150. I was thinking of getting into an Iwata Micron, but that is some serious $$$ to invest in an airbrush. I'm currently finishing up an ASU-85 in 72nd scale. I'll throw it up on the page when its done. If you have ever worked with any of the ACE kits, this one makes them actually pleasant to work with. Lots of work and scratchbuiling. "Q"

Well, here it is. An ASU-85 Russian Airborne Assault gun. Mucho Mucho headscratching on this one. The tracks were sscavenged from an ACE BMP2 as the kit tracks were about as useful as popsicle sticks and just about as stiff. Its a nice looking 2 footer. Get any closer though and it gets kinda ugly. Hope you guys like it. "Q"

I was going to post somemore pics, but realized I already had, oh well more to follow later. "Q"

That's a nice job you did on that assault gun. I am starting to get to the point where if the model has major flaws in it, especially with something like tracks, I am more inclined to ditch it. I only have some much time, and I don't like to waste it working with bad kit parts!

The Badger 200 is a vast improvement on the Iwata BCS. I still had some clogging problems with both MM Acryl and PollyScale straight from the bottle, but I think a drop or two of acryl thinner per batch will do the job. I managed to get both a subtle mottling pattern on a 1:72 wing and the tiny squiggle lines on the other wing! That's what I bought the damn airbrush for in the first place! I'm looking forward to finishing my 1:35 Tamiya PzIIIL with it before tackling some 1:72 armor with it. So much easier to mix up paint that with the bottom feed, too.

Stephen