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FW-190A8 in 1/32 scale by Sarah Gerges 1/16 Luftwaffe pilot by Brooks Lyle B-25 Mitchell by Andrew Fincham Russian SU-35 by Sarah Gerges MobelFlakWagon by Alex Gerges
Tamiya Luftwaffe Pilot model. Painted with Tamiya acrylics and Model Master Enamels. Scratch built table & easel (Balsa Wood), ashtray (1:35 British helmet), cigar (wire), pointer (stretched sprue and balsa), glass (Drilled out and polished clear sprue), and the Iron Cross Ribbon is painted lead foil. The Map is from one of the Dragon Luftwaffe Pilot Figures. The base is cut from a linouleam floor tile purchased at Home Depot
B-25 Mitchell in 1:48 scale. Andrew painted the model in a "what if." During WWII, the 3,000 P-38 was painted orange and used as a trainer; Andrew asked what if the 5,000 B-25 was painted blue? Brian and Adam Gerges, of Hackettstown, NJ showing off their first models. Adam (on left) built a SR-71 Spyplane; Brian built a Tiger I tank. Both kits were snap-tight kits, and the boys painted them themselves. Good job! A 1/48th scale Russian SU-35. The kit was from a Chinese company, and Sarah had to focus on filling seams and joints to make a presentable model. The paint job is really attractive, and is something not seen everyday. The model took 1st Place in the Junior Aircraft division of KC Con 2005. Built from a Tamiya kit in 1/35th scale when Alex was 16. Alex focused on his building techniques as well as the camouflage and weathering. The model took 1st place in the Junior Armor division at the KC Con 2005.
FW-190A8 in 1/32 scale by Sarah Gerges
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