Showing posts with label military. Show all posts
Showing posts with label military. Show all posts

Monday, February 16, 2009

Land Rover Lightweight

vehicle model:
scratch built from zero, using tamiya's plaplate (for the body and other parts), putty (smoothing the shape), and some band aid (the soft top). scale was 1:34.
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this land rover lightweight, now belongs to Mr Mugi Subagio (owner of Clinic Land Rover)

enjoi,
- daniel prasetyo

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Land Rover Defender "Snatch"

Heres another scratch build of a 1:35 land rover defender "snatch" that i made. All the vehicle's componet (body, chassis, etc) were hand made and build from scratch using the plain plate and some putty job, except the tires are from the 1:35 italeri land rover "paratrooper" (similiar like tamiya's pink panther) tires.

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back in the early day of work

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half way done

and finally the work done...
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- daniel pras

Monday, July 7, 2008

Australian Military Land Rover 6x6: "Perentie"

This model was made according to the real model of Australian 6x6 Land Rover which called "Perentie". The model that i made is the variant of troop carrier type.

This 1:35 model was totally build from scratch, except for the wheels that i took from the ford mutt truck utility, and the axles from the gmc 2-1/2 truck. I made this model using the plain plastic plate and some paper clips with a lot of help of tamiya putty.

I know my own handcraft job of this scratch build is so far away from perfect, but it took a lot of time and hard work to build it (specially during the EURO 2008 session, because i made it around that time), and also it gives me a big self pleasure of building my dream 6x6 perentie.
So hope you will enjoy it...

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the plain plastic plate just have been made as a body...

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some tamiya putty to fill the bad part...

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a little bit smoothing...

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half done...

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another half done...

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its done, but still minus the camouflages...

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heres one of the reference pictures that i used on building this model
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- daniel pras

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

US Sherman tank and 2.1/2 TON 6x6 Cargo Truck

The Sherman tank was from the Italeri (1:35) Sherman Marine tank (modified with Europe front decals), and the truck was from the Tamiya (1:35) U.S. 2.1/2 TON 6x6 Cargo Truck. I painted this kit with testor's olive drab paint for the main body of the tank and truck.

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-daniel pras

Sturmgeschutz IV tank

The model that i built was from the Tamiya (1:35) German Sturmgeschutz IV tank. Painted with testor's panzer dunkergelb paint with some chipped and rusted effect added in some spot of the tank.

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-daniel pras

Tiger I Tank Early Version

The model was from the Academy (1:35) German Tiger I Early Version. Painted with the testors panzer dunkergelb, chipped and rusted effect also added in some spot of the tank.

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-daniel pras

Monday, June 9, 2008

D-DAY 6 JUNE 1944: "Dont Let The Krauts Finish Their Breakfast"

June 6, 1944
The Troops from the U.S 101st airborne, were assigned to clear out the village near the beach to clear up the way for the Beach landing at Utah Beach. The 101st troops were drop in the night before, June 5 1944. And they got a heavy beating from German Artillery and Anti Aircraft Gun. Fighting from the mid night until morning of June 6, 1994. And in the morning they have to finish their objective to clear out the way for the beach landing. The result is The 101st troops wont let the Germans (Krauts) finish their breakfast.

The kits were from Dragon 101st Airborne (1:35) and Academy German Machine Gun Infantry (1:35), and Academy German Kitchen Field Set. The house is a scratch build from white cement, and also for the accessories and the tree.

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-daniel pras

D-DAY 6 JUNE 1944: "The Breaking Point"

The diorama is about the breaking point at Omaha beach, d-day. In June 6, 1944 the allied made a big invasion to Normandy. All forces from the land, sea and air were sent to the battle. The diorama tells about the beach landing, which the code name was "Omaha".

The kits are both from dragon (1:35 scale), U.S 29th infantry division and U.S. Rangers. The barricades are scratch build by thin plastic plate from tamiya, also the wire and the ruins.

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-daniel pras