Military AI Works

Ok people this is my another hobby older than FS2004
I make models in 1/320 scale from wood and plastic and little of other materials(imagination can do everything). and everythig in this scale is home made I also make models from box from Revell,Italeri and others...
I started with this king of modeling by mid 90' when was crisis in my country and there is no too much money for fun and hobbies(very hard times).One day i fonuded some rasp in my fathers tool box and some wood battens and start my work.After few years i become ninja in this job
there is some pictures as reference i use kingston flash memory stickn,20th dinars(about 1,1 inch in diameter) and box of matches
Here is some pictures:

Hey, from one nerd to another - that's pretty cool!

Nerd???Please use another one everything goes through my head...

Great job and the detail is amazing for something so small, and I thought 1/144th scale models were tiny!

miljan wrote:Nerd???Please use another one everything goes through my head...

How about eccentric?

I think your models are very impressive, especially given the small size! I love the way that you didn't let war and other economic hardship get in the way of your passion...

Here my other hobbie.
Built from scratch.

Goodness! Soooooooo tiny but great!
I'm a scale modeller as well, I have 10 models in the stash, all aircrafts, but few spare time...
Here is the only model I managed to complete since 2008, I posted some shots a few time ago
http://www.militaryaiworks.com/newforum ... =17&t=6696

Nice work james84 i love that wash looks good.I see that canopy is a little bit higher than fuselage probably problem with kit

miljan wrote:Nice work james84 i love that wash looks good.I see that canopy is a little bit higher than fuselage probably problem with kit

Thanks Miljan!
I'm satisfied about the result, but I still have much to practice! In fact, the Hunter is the first ever model I painted with the airbrush (which got broken soon afterwards - I had to buy a new one which I never used so far), so you can't see much weathering or fading colour. The green and the grey are even wrong and too dark, and the finish is glossy instead of flat... looks like an aircraft restored and put in a museum!
The model is built from the box, so I used the canopy included with the kit. The fit of the parts was very precise, so if there is a shape issue it depends on the fact that the producer (Revell) might have made a mistake while designing it!

BTW, here is what I have to build
To do
1/144 Revell A321 Lufthansa Retro and Ryanair 737-800





1/48 Hasegawa Mustang Mk. IV Hunsdon (actually a P-51K but features the parts to make a D. It will be a P-51D with US Olive Drab+Dark Green livery, probably Old Crow)



1/72 Revell F/A-18E and F-22A (the former is a scale down of a previously released 1/48 kit and has some small wrong detail; the latter will receive photo etched prepainted parts for the cockpit - looking forward to them!)


Airfix 1/72 Spitfire PRXIX. Released a couple of months ago, marks a great improvement in quality for the venerable British producer, though the detail is extremely basic (plain cockpit, gear doors and legs in one piece). I was tempted to make a Swedish one in overall PRU Blue, for which the decals are included!




1/72 Revell Me 262A1 (will receive a replacement vac-formed canopy as the one included in the box is unusable - and maybe a new decal sheet)



WIP 1/72 (Since Feb. 2009 fuselage still to be glued and interior to be completed)



WIP 1/48 (Since Feb. 2009 - partially painted - I'm not very satisfied about the build as I experienced some fit issues though this is the best kit for a Viper ever made)



And finally, 1/35 Tamiya Schwimmwagen (until three years ago I used to build military vehicles)


PS. if you think I'm endorsed by Revell... you're wrong!
I usually get their models because don't cost much and their quality is good enough (also the Hunter is Revell's)!

bismarck wrote:Here my other hobbie.
Built from scratch.

Great one too!

Revell is most represet model kit in Serbia and i also have more Revell models than other...and they are good also as you say.
Here is more pictures:
Revell tornado IDS and ECR 1/144, Harrier Gr.Mk.7,and all in 1/144


















Airfix Gazelle SA-341







And I don't use air brush I prefer brush for work.Honestly i don't want to use AB in my room because I don;t have other place for scale modeling

Reminds me of when I used to have time and space for modeling. If I remember correctly I had something like 45x Phantom K/Ms.
I wouldn't even like to think how much those cost on their own.

miljan wrote:Revell is most represet model kit in Serbia and i also have more Revell models than other...and they are good also as you say.
Here is more pictures:
Revell tornado IDS and ECR 1/144, Harrier Gr.Mk.7,and all in 1/144


















Airfix Gazelle SA-341







And I don't use air brush I prefer brush for work.Honestly i don't want to use AB in my room because I don;t have other place for scale modeling

Well done, Miljan! I never tried 1/144 for fighters so no idea on how they are, but your models look fine!

This tornado from revell is excellent model in this scale,revell will release new model for eurofighter for few months i can't wait for it...try it