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Lindsey Shinn – Your mind can do anything

Originally published: December 20, 2015

Right-front view of a 1:25 scale Peterbilt 359 truck, hand-painted in green by Lindsey Shinn, featuring side decals

My father used to make models when I was young got it from him, my first kit was bought for me when I was 8 years old. Was an Arfix car in 1/32 scale.

Made it in 3 hours lol! Not one wheel pointing in the same direction, loads of glue all over it. I was proud of it, father wasn’t to happy but din’t care I injoyed every minute …

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Ali Alamedy – I have always imagined myself in a wooden house

Originally published: December 19, 2015

My love of miniatures started in my childhood. I was an avid reader at the age of 5 and that enhanced my imagination a lot. So I dreamed of making the scenes I watched in my mind while reading the translated novels on a small scale.

In 2010, by chance, I stumbled across some kind of Balsa wood and immediately knew…

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Lou Carabott – I will tell you how I do my ships…

Originally published: December 16, 2015

Well, as I have it in my modeling biography…I started scale modeling at a very tender age. I have very fond memories spending hours, fascinated, watching my Uncle who was a brilliant modeler working away.

He started and showed me the way to the wonderful world of scale modeling at the age of 10 and I never looked back and my passion above any pastime in my life has always been scale modeling.

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Jean Diorama – The fantasy of everyday life

Originally published: December 13, 2015

When I was about 12, my Godfather brought back from the USSR the Russian legends as illustrated by Bilibin. Then my grandmother was a harsh anti communist and thought the Russians were the devil – and I always had some sympathies for the devil.

Then I was brought in an era when everybody thought it would vanish in a Nuclear Holocaust because of the Russians etc…

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Jan Leo – My rule: beautiful, emotion

Originally published: December 04, 2015

When I was child I loved everything about history and soldiers. After I finished the University of Fine Arts I found a model kit in a bookstore. Very cheap, very stupid but that was my first model.

 I became a model first and started to sculpt figures after that. I love figures, bought many of them to study how to sculpt and paint…

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Jess Santos – Basically, imagination is the limit of your creation

Originally published: December 2, 2015

It was back in my 2nd year of high school. A friend was into it and invited me to join him and learn. He was scratch-building mostly sci-fi things like Star Wars. I joined in, and he taught me how.

The material we used was old paper file folders. We were students and didn’t have money to buy kits, so…

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