Category: Figure modelling

• Whenever You Make A Model of Something…

  

  Make a model of something. That is not just my entry into the fatuous statement of the year contest – it is the realisation that there are a lot of things that people do as modellers that are not helping themselves. Let me explain… a. If you essay to be a railway modeller, you need…

  Dick Stein

  July 2, 2018

  Dioramas, Doll Houses, Figure modelling, Model Airplane, Model cars, Model trains, Modelling Supplies, Painting, Scale Model Buildings, Scale Models, subassembly, Uncategorized

  diligence, integrity, style

• The Big Layout Vs The Small Layout – Part Two – On Scale Planning

  

  We’ve discussed scale before and the way that different hobbies and different manufacturers fiddle and footle when it comes to deciding measurements for model building. Everyone goes their own way and demands that you follow. Well, the thing you’re going to have to do when contemplating your Little World is to decide which scale you…

  Dick Stein

  June 14, 2018

  1:72 scale, Collecting, Dioramas, Figure modelling, Miniature Philosophy, Model trains, Modelling exhibitions, Scale Models, Uncategorized

  compromises, scale, sizes

• Scale Modelling – The Better Choice

  

  I met three chaps at the 2018 Plastic Modelling Show who were the smartest men on the planet – they were willing to look at themselves and their situation honestly and make the best decision they could about it.They might not be philosophers but they’re wise enough.   They come from Koorda, a town in…

  Dick Stein

  May 15, 2018

  Dioramas, Figure modelling, Military models, Miniature Philosophy, Modelling exhibitions, Painting, Scale Models

  figure busts, Koorda, plastic models