Two girls and a plane

[Steven2]

This is my meager output so far this year, no car yet but there are a couple of hot rods scattered around my bench right now.

Aya Hasebe, I like cutting little strips of tape. I printed the patterns for the leaves and punched them out with a punch from Michaels.

Koringotan, a mischievous young lady with no fashion sense.

Lavochkin La-5n, a 1/72 scale headache

[Zarana-X]

Are those girsl vinyl kits? I can't tell if they're minatures, or big kits! Your paintwork on them, and the plane is top notch!

[Steven2]

Thank you Zarana, The girls are both about 1/8. Aya is about 4 1/4" as she sits and Koringotan stands about 7 1/2". They're made of solid resin.

[lanesteele240]

Hey your builds look great. I hope that water gun is on "safe". . I could go on but i might get some points added to my profile.

I want to buy a few of these, erm, dolls but dont quite know what to search for. Do you have any build up pics to post?

[Steven2]

Thank you Lanesteele. I buy most of my anime figure kits from Hobbyfan.com in California or E2046.com in Hong Kong. They're both pretty reliable but beware that pre-orders of older or less popular subjects may take many months as they have a quota before they'll cast a kit. Check out the forum/gallery at E2046. I think Hobbyfan has one also. Here's a link to some figures I posted here recently.

http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=68311&hl=tamaki%26%2339%3Bs