Andys.Scaled.Garage

In current post I won't be writin too much but rather show on what I have achieved so far. It was a lot of painting, masking, then painting again, then masking and painting. You got the point. :) And finally fixing the flaws after painting so, the model looks ok.

🚀 I’ve finally launched my YouTube channel! 🎉 It’s been on my mind for a while, and after lots of planning, it’s now live! Throughout this journey, I’ve been thinking about how to create high-quality content that stays true to who I am. From nailing the perfect shot to crafting interesting material, I wanted it to reflect my passion for scale modeling. I’ve spent hours watching some amazing creators who’ve inspired me with their unbeatable skills and stunning visuals. But one thing I’ve learned? You just have to start — and grow as you go! 🌟 So here it is! 🌟 I’d love for you to check out my first videos, share your thoughts, and join me on this creative journey! 👉 Link to Your Channel Your feedback means the world! 🙌

I love creative social networks like Instagram and Pinterest. They’re my go-to places for gathering ideas and finding inspiration for my projects. One of my favorite things to do is decorate my scale models in unique ways, ensuring each one not only looks cool but also complements the interior space where it’s displayed.

A New Beginning: Toyota GAZOO Racing TS050 HYBRID Build With one model finished, it's time to embark on the next project. Our small-scale modeling community decided to take on a group build of the Toyota GAZOO Racing TS050 HYBRID , the 2019 Le Mans winner. While I can't say this car is a personal favorite—the design is decent, but there are more aesthetically pleasing cars in the LMP1 category—my reasons for joining were simple:

  I’ve been quiet on this blog for a few months, mainly because I wanted to document the entire build process in a single post. But I've realized that it might be better to update with significant milestones as I go along. So, today, I’m excited to share my latest project: the Renault R25—the car that won Fernando Alonso his first championship. For me, choosing to build this model was a no-brainer: 1. I’m a huge Formula 1 fan. 2. Fernando Alonso is my favorite driver. Having the Renault R25 on my shelf just felt right. I purchased this Tameo kit over a year ago, secondhand but still new and unopened. Finally, I got around to building it. I’ve been working on it since May, and by the end of August, it was complete—although there’s still some finishing touches left. I plan to display it in a shadow box on the wall, right above my McLaren MP4/30 that I built earlier. But enough with the intro, let’s dive into the build.

  This time I'm going to build 1/20 scale Formula 1 car from Ebbro. This is a McLaren-Honda MP4-30 from Malaysian GP 2015 driven by Fernando Alonso. This car is famous due to the mem which appeared on the radio when Alonso was complaining about the engine performance (GP2 Engine, GP2!) . Since I very appreciate the talent of Alonso as a race car driver, I decided to build this car. Another reason is that I wanted to challenge myself in 1/20 scale that I've never built before. This scale doesn't allow any excuses in the building process and moreover the formula models are fully exposed which makes the build even more complicated. Every detail should be worked out properly. So let's get started. This blog post won't be splitted, I will post WIP from the beginning to the end. Unfortunately I don't have photos from all building steps but I will touch the most important. Let's do a quick review of the kit. The kit contains four sprues, body, pre-painted tyres, th...