Recent content by sunsanvil

Re: 1/32 Kinetic CF-18 Hornet Really really boss!

This is 1:48? I thought Bolt Action was designed around 1:72 (have yet to get a copy). Regardless, exquisite work.

What you do with paper...continues to amaze and inspire.

This. So very much this. Like most of us here I've been using, and helping others use, the entire Vallejo line for about a decade now... and out of that experience I would say that better than 9 in 10 complaints related to airbrushing issues are not the thinning, not the pressure, not the...

Looks sharp, but to be honest I would pass on this one. The pose is a little too.....how should I say...."fashion shoot" for my taste? And hair would be nice...

Cliché though it may sound, all I can think of to say is HOLY CRAP THIS IS COOL!

Ever so slightly OT, but is that a Ottlite on your workbench? Love the long neck on it. Which model may I ask?

Creativity at its purest. I love it. Looks like it could have been in Jodorowsky's Dune (...if it had been made that is).

Every once and a while a build-log comes along which really causes me to stop and take note. This is one such build. You obviously have an unusually deep knowledge of the copter. Please keep posting (and watch you white balance on the camera).

Yea even though they are quite a bit thinner than the rest of the line, they are still rather heavily pigmented. More "translucent" than "transparent". Strait out of the bottle they work well for coloring gems on fantasy miniatures or for creating the nav lights on aircraft, but when it comes...

Careful with the laser printer. Even though many decal paper suppliers say you can use a laser printer, there is usually a fine print disclaimer about having to print only "right after" you turn the printer on, or manipulating settings to (try to) reduce the fuser temp....because it will...

You put on too much too quick. To tint glass with the Vallejo transparents, start by thinning it generously, making sure you have a homogeneous mix. You want to barely "dust" the thing. First pass you should almost wonder if you got anything on at all. Then dry it (at a distance blow only...

One of the coolest things I've seen in modeling for a while...

I've attempted a bit of paper modeling in the past so I know how much work this represents and totally respect. Keep those update coming....

Holy crap.....