Mido

For years, I had a soft spot for Tamiya’s 1/700 waterline ships without ever actually building one. I finally took the plunge with their IJN Fubuki.

The Tamiya Renault R35 is exactly the kind of kit I want for a relaxed armor build. Small, interesting, well-engineered, and just unusual enough to stand out on the shelf. The real attraction, though, was the camouflage. French armor from 1940 wore some wonderfully odd and complicated multi-color schemes. Would AK Interactive's Real Color Markers be up for the task?

Since their debut in the 1970s, Los Angeles-class submarines have been the backbone of the United States Navy's submarine force through the 2010s. They are renowned for their versatility and state-of-the-art technology. In this post, I’ll use HobbyBoss's 1/700 USS Greeneville (SSN-772) to explore their features, historical significance, and uncover their often overlooked scale modeling potential.