I visited a model show in Budapest in this December. there were many "usual" kits (Su-27 variants, German AVFs, etc), but there were two very strange and very great models. The first one was a Leopold-type gun on two Tiger II chassis (it was in plans, but never built), the second was a Zero, or rather like the wreck of a Zero as it was found lying in the shallow waters for more than 4 decades. I was magnificent. You could just see the fish swimming, crabs moving around - it was one of the best diorama I have ever seen. And the batteries died in my camera just minutes before I got to this model.
Yesterday I found a photo of it by Szász Róbert on a webpage -it worth checking it out.
The kit does not look as realistic on the photo as in real life (I guess with a studio lightening you could make better photos) - yet it's still unbelievable.
The photo can be found in the following location: Stefania
Check the others out, too.
Hosted by Rowan Baylis
a really unorthodox subject
spongya
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Budapest, Hungary
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Posted: Friday, January 27, 2006 - 11:35 PM UTC
insolitus
Goteborgs och Bohus, Sweden
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Posted: Saturday, January 28, 2006 - 12:05 AM UTC
Wonderful build! I think I have to use that idea too... Btw, the link doesn´t work for me...
Cheers Andreas
Cheers Andreas
spongya
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Posted: Saturday, January 28, 2006 - 01:28 AM UTC
http://www.makettinfo.hu/index.php?jobb=versenyek/html/stefania_2005/szasz_kiallitas/index.htm
Here's the link.
Just cut'n'paste.
Here's the link.
Just cut'n'paste.
Posted: Saturday, January 28, 2006 - 02:29 AM UTC
Now that's about as differant as it gets!Really super build.The builder looks like SCUBA diving is his other hobby!
Thanks for bringing that to us.
cheers!
Thanks for bringing that to us.
cheers!
Clovis
Ontario, Canada
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Posted: Saturday, January 28, 2006 - 09:39 AM UTC
Wow, thats really good, very original too.
spongya
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Posted: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 - 05:05 AM UTC
More great builds, some are really unique.
(The homepage of the builder is the following: http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/keret.cgi?/makettek/makett.htm
Worth checking out all his builts. By clicking on the photos you can see the models from different angles.)
Anyway, some of the models are:
1. wreckage of a Ju-88
http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/keret.cgi?/makettek/cikkek/ju88d1/ju88d1.htm
http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/keret.cgi?/makettek/cikkek/csorike/csorike.htm
[img]http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/makettek/cikkek/csorike/csarch.jpg" BORDER="0">
3. MiG-21
http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/keret.cgi?/makettek/makettek/mig21bal.htm
4. MiG-29
http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/keret.cgi?/makettek/makettek/mig29sasbal.htm
(The homepage of the builder is the following: http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/keret.cgi?/makettek/makett.htm
Worth checking out all his builts. By clicking on the photos you can see the models from different angles.)
Anyway, some of the models are:
1. wreckage of a Ju-88
http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/keret.cgi?/makettek/cikkek/ju88d1/ju88d1.htm
http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/keret.cgi?/makettek/cikkek/csorike/csorike.htm
[img]http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/makettek/cikkek/csorike/csarch.jpg" BORDER="0">
3. MiG-21
http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/keret.cgi?/makettek/makettek/mig21bal.htm
4. MiG-29
http://www.albatros.iweb.hu/keret.cgi?/makettek/makettek/mig29sasbal.htm
csch
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Posted: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 - 07:19 AM UTC
The guy is an artist. Fantastic
Halaci
Budapest, Hungary
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Posted: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 - 12:23 PM UTC
I am very glad that spongya put these pictures on the forum. We have tried to convince the author on our home forum to move, but he hesitated, because of his lack of english knowledge. I really suggest everybody to check the other planes on his site! That 1/72 P-47D is one of the most beautiful I have ever seen.
One more note: "cikk" beside the name of the planes means that there is a separate detailed article about the build. The two faded out topic on the top of the list are the "under construction" and I can't resist to copy here another exaple from the ongoing crashed MC130 Combat Talon:
Edited: check the page, because if I link, the image is changed by some jscript to an ad.
One more note: "cikk" beside the name of the planes means that there is a separate detailed article about the build. The two faded out topic on the top of the list are the "under construction" and I can't resist to copy here another exaple from the ongoing crashed MC130 Combat Talon:
Edited: check the page, because if I link, the image is changed by some jscript to an ad.