Hello from Seoul

[strobez]

WOW!
what superb models and dioramas! I will have to have a good look around your website and builds.
I also made the R3C-2 and S.21 out of F-toys planes.

Do you have some photos somewhere? I'd love to check them out. They were just BEGGING to be made into the ones from Porco Rosso, weren't they?

[smeg1959]

Firstly, from one Greg to another, a warm welcome to our happy little (?) band of 1/144 warriors! And again, as I pointed out to BD99, this recent new wave of members is blowing me away with the quality of their models. Loving the diversity in your builds, too.

Whilst I couldn't find any photos of his R3C-2 and S.21 (over to you, Mr H), I did find another 1/144 Porco Rosso entry from the man himself. Scroll down around half of the web page and you'll discover Peter's Dabohaze. Ahoy and aloft, me hearties!

[strobez]

Thanks for the link. That’s a great Dabohaze. I’ve built the FineScale 1/72 kits for both the R3C-0 and the S.21 as well, and I’ve got a plan to turn a 1/72 Stranraer into a Dabohaze... but those pics get me thinking as well... hmmmm...

I’m glad to be part of the 1/144 group. Many of us have been clamouring to get in for a while now, so I suspect an infusion of new members all at once will get everyone’s creative juices flowing.

[pbhawkin]

Here is a picture of the two models together (made by someone else):

[ajmm]

This is simply jaw dropping work. Not only the craftsmanship on display but also the imagination required. I discovered your blog last year and really enjoyed it. My favourite is the Texan firebombing.