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11 blogs about Modelmaking.

  1. 30Squares
    I write about making miniature things with detours into a few other arts, crafts, and sciences. By J D Lowe. 🇨🇦 More info

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    VIA's Ready?
    I saw this VIA Rail ad pop up in my YouTube recommendations yesterday. In some respects it's charming, but in others it's ripe for satire. It comes at a time when VIA is experiencing considerable …
    By J D Lowe, 511 words
  2. Azazel's Bitz Box
    Painting, Modelling, Miniatures, 1:6, Games... Whatever else I find interesting. More info

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    Zombicide Black Plague Wulfsberg: Zombie Wolfz
    Another Zombicide post today – this time dealing with something tangental to what we’re playing – my collection of Zombie Wolfz (yes, with a z). With a whole lot of these Wolfz to paint, I …
    By Azazel, 375 words
  3. The Brushpainter
    Put Down the Airbrush and BREATHE. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Far From the Madding Crowd
    Your hosting package is due to expire on Oct 26, 2024 so you’ll need to renew by then to keep your website active. Don’t worry if you’re not ready to renew just yet, we’ll remind …
    By Brushpainter, 168 words
  4. Carmen's Fun Painty Time
    28mm and 40mm scale painting and building, projects, tutorials and tips. More info

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    More Little boats: Poleacre and America's
    A polacca through it's first stages before basing, priming, and painting.A little houy.I finished assembling and rigging a few more ships including a little houy, a whaling brig, a polacca, as well as a a …
    By Evilcartoonist, 477 words
  5. FauxHammer - Blog
    For Miniature Painters, Hobbyists and fans of Painting Games Workshop Miniatures. We also review Tools and Accessories used to support your modelling goals. More info

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    Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer Issues 54-65 Contents Confirmed
    We’re back with an update on all things D&D Adventurer! Take a look at our Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer Issues The post Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer Issues 54-65 Contents Confirmed appeared first on FauxHammer.
    By VoltorRWH, 42 words
  6. Magpie and Old Lead
    By axiom. More info

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    Inq et Nunc - Imperial Navy Bodyguard
    One of my favourites of all the 54mm Inquisitor models is the Imperial Navy Bodyguard or Bosun. He's an unusual subject - an Imperial that isn't an Inquisitor or Guardsman. I also love his piratical …
    By axiom, 48 words
  7. Shouting Into The Void
    Fitz's Roleplaying, Wargaming and Modeling-related blather. By Peter Fitz. 🇳🇿 More info

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    Sopwith Triplane (1:200)
    This was (I think) a CapnAhab design. I added a pilot and some engine detail, but that's all, and I printed it on my Mars Pro at 1:200 scale.The model has no wing-rib or control …
    By Peter Fitz, 138 words
  8. Sky River Dolls
    By Vega. More info

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    Echo
    The body still remembers, long after the music was silenced.
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  9. Small Scale World
    Plastic Toys Soldiers, everything plastic, toy or military, including farm, zoo, space, Wild West, and all other plastic toys, models and playthings, logos, lingos, company histories and nomenclature. By Hugh Walter. 🇬🇧 More info

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    L is for The Longest Yarn - Airborne Invasion
    From late in the evening of the 5th June 1944, wave after wave of airborne troops left the UK for Normandy, led by the Pathfinders, and with tactical goals or specific jobs to do, either …
    By Hugh Walter, 79 words
  10. SteelonSandBlog
    A record of various projects involving smaller scale Wargaming Miniatures... More info

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    15mm Terminator: Junkyard Dogs
    I’ve started work on sourcing and painting up some scenic elements and terrain for the 15mm Terminator project, and am kicking things off with some wrecked cars and a suitably scrappy junkyard.I’ve found that 15mm …
    By SteelonSand, 601 words
  11. Ye-Olde-Site-of-Curiosities
    Mainly a place where I can record my current interests. By Jan Ferris. More info

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    Model Train Making Process
    "A 73-year-old Japanese artisan crafting model trains for decades" I am rather envious of this makers shop. It contains a lot of specialized tools and apparatus. Tools of the trade.
    By Jan Ferris, 34 words