Well, again here I am posting another one of my works. If some noticed that my blog seems to have slowed down in the postings of new works. Please note that I am still doing a bunch of stuffs. Yes, I'm taking a hiatus from Transformers repainting (and there are still coming despite that! But I'm choosing my works and clients now...). Lately I've been dabbling in military builds. Yep.
Along the years of doing Gunpla modeling, I've always wanted to try out this kind of builds. It's a different way of modeling where you have to take into account real world physics to actually build them.
And that's where the fun was!
Here today I post my first military build. Before this I have been doing some experimental stuff on other kits, but here I have actually done one...heh...
Before anything, please note that my client wasn't sure of what I can do so he asked me to do light weathering and nothing heavy. And I was glad that he gave me the trust to work on it. Despite being my first military kit, I wanted to make sure that he was happy.
Enough talk, here it is...
Along the years of doing Gunpla modeling, I've always wanted to try out this kind of builds. It's a different way of modeling where you have to take into account real world physics to actually build them.
And that's where the fun was!
Here today I post my first military build. Before this I have been doing some experimental stuff on other kits, but here I have actually done one...heh...
Before anything, please note that my client wasn't sure of what I can do so he asked me to do light weathering and nothing heavy. And I was glad that he gave me the trust to work on it. Despite being my first military kit, I wanted to make sure that he was happy.
Enough talk, here it is...
T-55A Russian Medium Tank (scale 1/35)
There it is...next posting for tomorrow would be the Panzer!
