Micro Front 172

1/72 scale M4A3 Sherman “King Kong,” kitted out for brutal Pacific Theater combat with custom wooden armor to counter Japanese magnetic mines. Heavy weathering brings it to life, featuring caked-on mud across the VVSS suspension and a massive deep-wading stack in the rear.

The Panzer I Ausf. A is done. I decided to place the model on a small vignette. Lately, I’ve been having a blast building these tiny vehicles. So here it is—the workhorse of the Wehrmacht from 1939, during the invasion of Poland

Soviet beast – Berlin 1945

Here’s my latest 1/72 scale diorama: the mighty SU-152—the legendary „Zveroboy” (Beast Slayer)—rumbling through the shattered streets of Berlin in the final days of the war.

Panther Ausf. A – Falaise Pocket (1944) 🇨🇵

Fresh out of the workshop! 🛠️ Here is the classic Panther Ausf. A in 1/72 scale, set during the fierce battles of the Falaise Pocket, summer 1944.

Time for paint—my favorite part! I decided to reverse the usual order of the painting process, and I used Vallejo Wash FX for it. Safe to say, it was a complete game-changer for me! 🤓

On the workbench today: the M4A3 Sherman. I’m planning to build a Pacific Theater version this time around

Mission accomplished once again. The Panzer I Ausf. A is done. I decided to place the model on a small vignette. Lately, I've been having a blast building these tiny vehicles. So here it is—the workhorse of the Wehrmacht from 1939, during the invasion of Poland.

Today I kicked things off with pigments first, followed by oils. I absolutely love OPR—in 1/72 scale, it works so much better than dot filtering 👌🤔

Model is ready for paint. I've got a feeling this is going to be a fun, quick project

Next on the workbench is this little light tank. The September 1939 campaign had a real atmosphere to it. It’s going to be a fun little 'pocket rocket'—a nice palate cleanser after the SU-152 build

Next on the workbench is this little light tank. The September 1939 campaign had a real atmosphere to it. It’s going to be a fun little 'pocket rocket'—a nice palate cleanser after the SU-152 build