from Part 3 where we last stopped, Part 4 continues on the engine compartment superdetailing works.

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from Part 3 where we last stopped, Part 4 continues on the engine compartment superdetailing works.
Part 5 concludes this 5 parter and some further observations on the entire build will be included in summary.
This 3rd part will move onto the work sequence at the cockpit and air intakes.
The 2nd part of this article will explain the step by step of the construction sequence.
The Harrier jumpjet has always fascinated me when I was a young boy in the late 70s. This was a plane like no other, performing amazing acrobats in mid air like no other, due to its VTOL capability and jet design arrangement. Today, it still has a special place in my modelling heart. The ultimate Harrier kit still remains the 1/24 scale Airfix giant. Though a bit dated in terms of details and coming a little short in terms of accuracy and fit, the kit still packed a wallop when it came to size and sheer impact.
This is the photo summary of Joseph Looi’s excellent work on the remodelled Hyakushiki
This month, we feature the recent works of Peter Chan.
Allan Yong have in the past years gained reputation as a detailed figure painter dwelling in the realm of acrylic magic. Here are some of his recent works
Ray Loke’s rendition of the Tamiya 1/24 scale Nissan 370Z is well represented here.
Patrick Ang’s recent contribution is one of controversy to many in the world.