Members worked on a number of projects during March.
Dim Chen completed several models from the “Metal Slug” series:
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Ethan Idenmill completed this Demonworld 15mm Landsknecht:
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Ethan also finished these F-Toys 1/1250 JMSDF Murasame and Akizuki with tugboat:
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Ethan continued to work on his HobbyBoss 1/200 USS Pegasus:
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Ethan also worked on this Hasegawa 1/72 F-16I “Barak”:
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R0drigo Rendon finished this Tamiya 1/48 F-14A and described his grime technique on Facebook – “To simulate corrosion control brush your base paint in a dark acrylic wash, then wipe off. Once cured, take a fine brush with diluted base coat paint and trace panel edges/rivets. Once that cures, tone it down with another light coat of acrylic wash on the same brush. Grime is simulated by dipping Tamiya Q-tips in acrylic wash (dark grey & white) and dotting random panels.”
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Sebastian Malinowski finished this First to Fight 1/72 Panzer 38(t):
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Finally, Sebastian also finished this Masterbox 1/24 Perseus figure:
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About The Author
Ethan
Ethan Idenmill has built scale models for the last forty years (badly for most of them). He is a past President of IPMS San Diego and is now the club Webmaster.