This is What I do in my Spare Time

[KG_AirborneBob]

This is a 1/35 scale Italian Camionetta AS 42 "Sahariana" (Not Die Cast!!..hand buildt!):salute[1]:

http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb20/AirborneBob/Bf_109TropFinal004.jpg

http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb20/AirborneBob/Bf_109TropFinal002.jpg

http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb20/AirborneBob/Bf_109TropFinal007.jpg

[KG_Norad]

Wow Bob that is really good! Bravo!

[KG_SSpoom]

Nice Job, plus a very unique subject =)
If I ever get one of my models done Ill have to post a pic or 2.
I can never seem to put the final touches on them.
Right now I have 6 WW2 AFVs sitting on my workbench all about
90% done and in various stages of weathering and final detailing(tools ect).
On the shelf is a Bradley (needs weathering) a Humvee (not quite finished assembling.
Plus 3 F-16s that I started over 2 years ago and stalled out on.
I want to make some custom decals for them but havent
worked out how to make the decals yet.
And about 3 or 4 others =)

[KG_Jag]

Great job Bob!

You, Steve and Kent (before his illness) are out modeling experts, along with our buddy Jay. I wish I had your talent and patience!

[KG_Cloghaun]

Excellent work, Bob. Really good detail!

Thank you for sharing. I've seen your posts at ACG forums regarding models so I knew you were into it. Don't be afraid to post more pics in the future here.

I collect diecast myself- no patience for modelling.

[KG_Swampfox]

I hear you Steve,

I have 3 P-51C's and a marder II waiting to be built

One of the 51's will be Don Gentile's Shangri La

[KG_RangerBooBoo]

Really nice Bob. I can see you've got better hands for detail work then I do...and a lot more patience.

[Palantir]

Great work- lets see more!!!

Way back when I did 54mm dioramas (passing at best!): few people appreciate the effort that goes into this hobby. I've always enjoyed and been amazed at what realistic creations and dioramas modelers can put together.

What I like to see are the, "real or model diorama?" comparisons: looking at B&W picture's and trying to decided if it's a real period photo or someone's incredible modeling work: then flipping the page to see the facts.