discussion VVS Modelling blog

[InFlames]

Hi everyone

Recently I've started a modelling blog called VVS Modelling (My initals hiding in the abbrevation and a hint of love towards Russian Aviation). You're welcome to visit and if you like it, I'll be more than happy if you'll decide to follow me and/or actively participating on the blog.

Here's the link: VVS modelling

 

[yak face]

Great blog seb , ill definitely be keeping an eye on it , some great stuff in progress at the moment! The eduard migs look fantastic , especially the slovakian one , ive got the recent KP MiG 21 double boxing in 1/72 with the colour p.e. and masks included (although only for one!!) Its got a good choice of decal options and i want to do one in the slovak scheme as it looks so good . cheers tony

 

[michaelm]

Love the blog Seb, jets look amazing, recently done a T50, nothing like yours though.

Also great photography info, really good blog love the relaxed style. M

 

[InFlames]

Thanks guys! I'm glad you like it. I plan on doing even more tutorials in the future and as soon as I take a break from magazine work (in February) I'll be posting WIPs with lots of walkaround photos to boot.

 

[yak face]

Great to hear that Seb , a walkaround of "your" Su7 would be nice, ive got the OEZ 1/48 kit in the stash! cheers tony

 

[flyjoe180]

Nice blog Seb, I have bookmarked it to follow your work.

 

[InFlames]

Thanks Joe!

 

[Guest]

I found the bit on photographing models very interesting. I have a Sony DSC HX9V (a top range compact) and have yet to find a way of increasing the F number for a greater depth of field. (It says you can but the setting does not change). I will contact Sony.