Thomas Lund

I had seen on the Book of Face that a new model shop had opened in Rugby - 10 miles away from Châteaux Shoggz -  so at the weekend I took a trip over.
 
I ended up spending over an hour in there - basically just chewing the fat with the owner - Timothy! (I did eventually buy some AK Marker pens and a new hobby-knife!)
 
It was such a joy to peruse an actual bricks and mortar outlet - much as I've embraced the online world of model-making. 
 
So, anyone in the Rugby area (probably just me!) give it a visit.
 

 

Got this one at our last show in september - i've been using the majority of my time on this since then. Quite fun. You know it's said that you should consider every part a model in it's own, and I think that I've forgotten that. However with this one - probably due to the size - I rediscovered this. That made it a lot of fun but also quite time consuming. I decidede that a plain 251 was too boring, and was looking at converting it to either an ambulance, a PAK wagon or a Stuka-zu-Fuss. All of these could be found as aftermarket but they were really steep, so I decided that I could do the Stuka-zu-Fuss myself, mostly drawing it in CAD and printing it. A little scratchbuilding too, and some 3D printed from downloaded files - the figure and most of the stuff littering the inside. The blanket rolls I did out of those wet-wipes for glasses, though.
 
Hope you like it
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Try JacHobby, lots of various kits (aviation, armor, cars, shops) and supplies. Also trains!
But it’s in Laval, north of Montréal.
270 Renaud Street W, Laval.
The well known shops like Hobby Junction and Udisco are now long gone.

Uhhhh lovely 109 !!! So hard to make a single color scheme look good, but you made it. I particularly like the discoloration on the wing root from the crew walking there... 

A fun and different build. The... fuselage (??) came in four pieces - left,right + front, back. Instructions says to assemble front left to right, then back left to right and then assemble front and back. However a friend of mine gave me the advice to do the two left sides and then the two right sides making sure they were aligned well before assembling the two sides (was that clear). I'm pretty sure he was right as following the instructions would have made it hell to align the bits and get it smooth.
 
Anyway... hope you enjoy it. Kit is recommended if you do as I say above.
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Awesome work - really really beautiful

Uhhhh lovely 109 !!! So hard to make a single color scheme look good, but you made it. I particularly like the discoloration on the wing root from the crew walking there... 

(said with humor and a glimpse in the eye) - no please don't. If you and Kent show up, then there is no chance for me in the large scale aircraft class 😆😆

Naturally I want you to bring them - we should have the best possible competition... and I sure want to see them in person

😁.. I must admit that Kent's latest scratch built project looks amazing.. 

Aaaaawesome builds Niels - will you be bringing them to AROS ?

Yea Christa, the alternative sucks!  

Wow that's really impressive

Got this one at our last show in september - i've been using the majority of my time on this since then. Quite fun. You know it's said that you should consider every part a model in it's own, and I think that I've forgotten that. However with this one - probably due to the size - I rediscovered this. That made it a lot of fun but also quite time consuming. I decidede that a plain 251 was too boring, and was looking at converting it to either an ambulance, a PAK wagon or a Stuka-zu-Fuss. All of these could be found as aftermarket but they were really steep, so I decided that I could do the Stuka-zu-Fuss myself, mostly drawing it in CAD and printing it. A little scratchbuilding too, and some 3D printed from downloaded files - the figure and most of the stuff littering the inside. The blanket rolls I did out of those wet-wipes for glasses, though.
 
Hope you like it
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

A fun and different build. The... fuselage (??) came in four pieces - left,right + front, back. Instructions says to assemble front left to right, then back left to right and then assemble front and back. However a friend of mine gave me the advice to do the two left sides and then the two right sides making sure they were aligned well before assembling the two sides (was that clear). I'm pretty sure he was right as following the instructions would have made it hell to align the bits and get it smooth.
 
Anyway... hope you enjoy it. Kit is recommended if you do as I say above.
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

A fun and different build. The... fuselage (??) came in four pieces - left,right + front, back. Instructions says to assemble front left to right, then back left to right and then assemble front and back. However a friend of mine gave me the advice to do the two left sides and then the two right sides making sure they were aligned well before assembling the two sides (was that clear). I'm pretty sure he was right as following the instructions would have made it hell to align the bits and get it smooth.
 
Anyway... hope you enjoy it. Kit is recommended if you do as I say above.
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Beautiful

Got this one at our last show in september - i've been using the majority of my time on this since then. Quite fun. You know it's said that you should consider every part a model in it's own, and I think that I've forgotten that. However with this one - probably due to the size - I rediscovered this. That made it a lot of fun but also quite time consuming. I decidede that a plain 251 was too boring, and was looking at converting it to either an ambulance, a PAK wagon or a Stuka-zu-Fuss. All of these could be found as aftermarket but they were really steep, so I decided that I could do the Stuka-zu-Fuss myself, mostly drawing it in CAD and printing it. A little scratchbuilding too, and some 3D printed from downloaded files - the figure and most of the stuff littering the inside. The blanket rolls I did out of those wet-wipes for glasses, though.
 
Hope you like it
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Got this one at our last show in september - i've been using the majority of my time on this since then. Quite fun. You know it's said that you should consider every part a model in it's own, and I think that I've forgotten that. However with this one - probably due to the size - I rediscovered this. That made it a lot of fun but also quite time consuming. I decidede that a plain 251 was too boring, and was looking at converting it to either an ambulance, a PAK wagon or a Stuka-zu-Fuss. All of these could be found as aftermarket but they were really steep, so I decided that I could do the Stuka-zu-Fuss myself, mostly drawing it in CAD and printing it. A little scratchbuilding too, and some 3D printed from downloaded files - the figure and most of the stuff littering the inside. The blanket rolls I did out of those wet-wipes for glasses, though.
 
Hope you like it
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

A fun and different build. The... fuselage (??) came in four pieces - left,right + front, back. Instructions says to assemble front left to right, then back left to right and then assemble front and back. However a friend of mine gave me the advice to do the two left sides and then the two right sides making sure they were aligned well before assembling the two sides (was that clear). I'm pretty sure he was right as following the instructions would have made it hell to align the bits and get it smooth.
 
Anyway... hope you enjoy it. Kit is recommended if you do as I say above.
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

A fun and different build. The... fuselage (??) came in four pieces - left,right + front, back. Instructions says to assemble front left to right, then back left to right and then assemble front and back. However a friend of mine gave me the advice to do the two left sides and then the two right sides making sure they were aligned well before assembling the two sides (was that clear). I'm pretty sure he was right as following the instructions would have made it hell to align the bits and get it smooth.
 
Anyway... hope you enjoy it. Kit is recommended if you do as I say above.
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Got this one at our last show in september - i've been using the majority of my time on this since then. Quite fun. You know it's said that you should consider every part a model in it's own, and I think that I've forgotten that. However with this one - probably due to the size - I rediscovered this. That made it a lot of fun but also quite time consuming. I decidede that a plain 251 was too boring, and was looking at converting it to either an ambulance, a PAK wagon or a Stuka-zu-Fuss. All of these could be found as aftermarket but they were really steep, so I decided that I could do the Stuka-zu-Fuss myself, mostly drawing it in CAD and printing it. A little scratchbuilding too, and some 3D printed from downloaded files - the figure and most of the stuff littering the inside. The blanket rolls I did out of those wet-wipes for glasses, though.
 
Hope you like it
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Very nice indeed, and if you have a 1/35 251, put it beside one of your other 1/35 kits and you'll see how big it really is. 
 
Jari

Excellent work !!!

Unusal build indeed...saw few years ago a guy in Britmodellers do a Zeppelin....and now you.
 
Crazy Cool something different, and yes i like it alot sir.
 
/Mal 

Got this one at our last show in september - i've been using the majority of my time on this since then. Quite fun. You know it's said that you should consider every part a model in it's own, and I think that I've forgotten that. However with this one - probably due to the size - I rediscovered this. That made it a lot of fun but also quite time consuming. I decidede that a plain 251 was too boring, and was looking at converting it to either an ambulance, a PAK wagon or a Stuka-zu-Fuss. All of these could be found as aftermarket but they were really steep, so I decided that I could do the Stuka-zu-Fuss myself, mostly drawing it in CAD and printing it. A little scratchbuilding too, and some 3D printed from downloaded files - the figure and most of the stuff littering the inside. The blanket rolls I did out of those wet-wipes for glasses, though.
 
Hope you like it