Wood/Plastic Models
February 22, 2008 – 10:40 amWell, I’m not an avid ‘model-builder’, seeing that I’ve only built three of them in my entire life. Models actually don’t take any skill, you just need patience when sticking all the pieces together. Which can really cause frustration at times. But anyhow, here are my wood/plastic models.
My first model, a wooden sailing ship. Made it quite a number of years ago, but only did the sails two years ago, because the how the sails should be tied can be kind of confusing.
Ha. A F-15c Eagle, American fighter plane thingy. All the way from USA, given by my uncle to my brother, who was not interested in doing it, so I made it. It’s very detailed for a plastic model, made by Revell.
This, according to the name on the box, is St Petersburg Church. But I think, more accurately, it’s St Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow. Picture of the real thing here.
Lastly, the models in a group photo, so you know their relative sizes. Can you spot an unwelcome guest standing on the church?
4 Responses to “Wood/Plastic Models”
Hey Joy, that’s really awesome models…great job! NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By Larry on Feb 25, 2008
yes, i saw some kind of man, i think it is the pilot for the jet, right…these thingy look really nice in the pic
By wintie on Feb 28, 2008
yeah, I like your photography skills..or maybe u just edited them in PS…either way, nice photos! I wanna try out model building too, seems fun…=D
By GL on Feb 28, 2008
btw, you don’t mind if I link you in my blog, do you..?
By GL on Feb 28, 2008