Janne Herajärvi
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Here is kit what you might want to take a look and thank you..
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Thank you
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Thank you guys
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Thank you guys.. I have wanted to use those Pegasus Ts for long time and i tought this one would be good for them.. I like these Pacers, when you look at it from front, its like one happy frog.. LOL
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Cool! cant go wrong with dog dish & steelies..
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AMT '60 Chevy pick up
Janne Herajärvi replied to Paul Hettick's topic in Model Trucks: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
Looks really good.. I like that color combo, after building 64 in patina look it would be cool to build this one also.. I like it shiny -
Very nice.. I like that shade of red. Interior looks also good
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Hello, its me again. After i got my Chevy Fleetside project done i wanted to do some quick build. I wanted to practice camo painting also, even im not much into military models. So i got maybe bit crazy idea to make camo in Gulf livery colors. I made this AMC just as curbside and keeped detailling level simple... Its about just some pure fun. Next one will be something differend again.. Enjoy Cheers
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Thank you
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Locks are scratch build parts, simply some metallic wire and piece of evergreen plastic.. and Jack bottles are from here: https://www.scaleproduction.de/ and thank you
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Thank you Max
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This project is done and moved on "under glass" My next project is under planning and im currently doing quick build just to get that inspiration for bigger project.. I might multitask also little bit more again.. Cheers...
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Looks amazing, that color suits well for this one
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Thank you guys
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Hello everyone, i finally got this Fleetside project done, and its about time to post it here. I used a lot of aftermarket photoetching parts from High light model studio and had much fun with detailing and painting progress. I did learn alot about weathering techniques and all painting is done with brush. Im already looking forward to my next project. But less talk now and more photos Workbench topic: