My west wall ^_^

Here is the latest arrangement on my west wall of my room. Its already fully packed. A wonderful view every time i wake up in the morning.

LBX AX-00

PASSION PEOPLE! finally i'v completed AX-00. Not a single sticker is used only painted using airbrush and hand. Really loving it and the tone of the color are just amazing. It's really my best workmanship so far. Hopefully all my kits will be even greater. Enjoy the pictures everyone. Until next time, PASSION!

AX-00, work in progress.

Here is my latest project that i'v been working on for this pass week. Its about 90% done and only left with the shoulder armor, hands and top coat it with TAMIYA clear. It's been exciting and a wonderful experience since i'v used pre-shading technique.

I'm really loving the outcome ^_^ so until next time, PASSION guy.

Max Technique (shading technique)

Hai guys, here are some pictorial on how to do shading on your plastic model kit using the 'Max Technique', popularised in Gunpla (Gundam Plastic Model) by a modeler Max Wartanabe bukan "Wakanabe" LoL. But this technique is been used amongts the aircraft modelers for quite some time already.

Hope this helps on your future model kit project(s) guys and good luck. PASSION!

Black leg Sanji...LoL

First attempt post-shading

Today i'v tried some new technique with my TAMIYA BASIC AIRBRUSH that is applying post-shading. What is post shading you may ask. From my understanding it is applying shades after you applied the base color on your kit so it would look much more attractive and realistic. For me just color on plastic does not suit me well if there's no shading. From shading you can make weathering effect more real. That's just my point of  a model kit builder supposed to do ;P

I applied base color TAMIYA light grey and post-shade it with TAMIYA smoke (mix  it  70% TAMIYA lacquer thinner)

Apply the shades repeatedly if its uneven but DO NOT over do it since its post shading once you made a mistake you cant undone it, so be patient and wait and and hour or so until the paint cures. The result is quite satisfying for a first attempt..hehe...next will be pre-shading so until next time, PASSION!