Showing posts with label italeri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label italeri. Show all posts
Sunday, May 15, 2022
M8 Armoured Carrier Italeri 1/35 France 1944
M8 Armoured Car; built a very long time ago, and finished a few years afterwards. Following a straight out of the box, as for France in 1944.
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Sunday, May 1, 2022
Fiat 508 Coloniale Todt Organization Italeri 1:35 model kit
Just realized I still had this to post! the Fiat 508 Coloniale. A lovely little kit, quite easy to build yet rewarding, of a unusual subject. Thankfully, the back of the box gave you very good options, one of them a tree leaf camo that was wonderful. I very carefully executed it, handbrushing it took a good few sessions! if only all the boxes had such good choice of versions, I wouldn't have any unpainted kit in my collection. I took the extra step of printing Todt Organization flags, to add them, as I thought it fitting, as the poles looked weird without holding anything!
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Thursday, April 21, 2022
Puma Sdkfz 234 Norway 1940 Italeri 1:35 Model Kit
Puma, Norway 1940; following the boxart of a vintage model kit, that showed a very striking camouflage :) . I couldn't confirm it's veracity, but can't rule it out either, and was fun to do. Kit bought in a model kit exhibition, at first I thought about getting rid of it, but then decided to build it. This is the very early kit from Italeri, a bit lacking in some aspects, but gives a nice feeling of sort of very early WW2 vibe
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T-34/85 Spring 1942 Italeri Zvezda 1/35 built painted model kit
T-34/85; one of my oldest 1/35 builds. Bought it when a local model kit shop was closing down, and hence it was on sale, as usually they were prohibitively expensive, at least compared with any 1/72 model kits, those days that buying off internet seemed impossible.
In those times, as I believed I would never have many 1/35 kits, I set myself on trying to detail the interior, without much info available (about 20 years ago.)
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Friday, April 15, 2022
Italeri Horch 1/35 Greece campaign WW2 Built painted model kit 1941
Horch; a kit I bought in a flea market for just 10 €. A kit I was looking for for a very long time! much bigger than what I expected. Painted as a real sample seen in a wartime pic, operating in Greece. I interpreted the black and white pic as this, maybe a bit fancifully, but probably impossible to determine the real colours! (no attempt has been done that I have been able to find to make a colour plate out of it) the bonus men that come with the kit are wonderful and give life to everything.

Italeri Cannone da 47/32 Mod. 39 with crew - 1/35 scale WW2 Desert model kit built & Painted north africa
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Sunday, October 3, 2021
UH Desert Hawk 1/72 Italeri built model kit
This is a model kit I received as a present, from my great uncle (may he rest in peace), many many years ago. I left it half unfinished, as the fit wasn't very good, and wasn't sure how I was going to paint it. After about 15 years, my skills were good enough to finish it :) . And I made a good photo session on the beach.
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Sunday, June 21, 2020
Panzer LT 38 Tank Italeri 1/35 Built model kit
Here I present another recent kit to be completed in my household
. Built by my father, airbrushed by me, final touching ups by my brother.
The airbrush started stuttering and I ended up mostly covering up everything, to which my brother had to fix. Not very convinced by this, but anyway, my brother and my father likes it so here it is;
The airbrush started stuttering and I ended up mostly covering up everything, to which my brother had to fix. Not very convinced by this, but anyway, my brother and my father likes it so here it is;
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Crimean War Jägers (conversion) 1854 Sebastopol
I've been a long time away from the hobby, and here I return with a little 19th century project.
I had this Emhar Crimean War soldiers semi primed, which screamed to be properly cleaned up and made. And so, I searched for inspiration and I stumbled upon the Jagers from the Crimean War, that essentially wore the same uniform but with a different camo scheme.
Then, I took the chance to make some changes, as they also had artillery figures and I had no cannon to go with them. Doing some fast head and weapon swaps I made to look more combative.
Hope you like this inside and maybe inspire somebody to do the same.
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