Features

We present Pete Sutherland-Findler's winning entry in our latest contest, a '57 Bel-Air that has seen better days.

Sven gives us a video preview of the latest issue of Scale Auto magazine published by Kalmbach Publishing (USA).

Charlie Saglinbene shares his build of the Polar Lights “Blue Max” Mustang Funny Car, and also some great tips, with us.

Sean Hadfield shares a build of his Pizza Planet Delivery Shuttle and fills us in on all the details.

We take a video peek at this new kit from Aoshima, which is also sold in America as the Scion FR-S and in Europe as the model GT86.

Todd Michalak walks us through the Rusting, Chipping and Weathering process in this step-by-step article.

Todd Michalak demonstrates his extreme weathering techniques on a sunken Zero using a range of products from K4.

Leslie G. Rogers shares some photos from the Morgan Motor Company.

Dung Lam Quoc gives us a look at his well-worn Meng Pick Up truck.

Charles King once again transforms a 'childs toy' commonly found in a supermarket into a realistic piece of heavy machinery.

Jesper Bjerregaard shares his 'Plum Crazy' 1971 Hemi Cuda with us in this photo feature.

Ian Rogers presents his AutoModeler Contest winner of the Tamiya 1:20 Ferrari F60.

Andy Brazier (betheyn) has sent in his annual photos of the Auto's at Scale Model World 2010. held in Telford, England.

Armorama would like to welcome Mig Jimenez to the site with some in depth looks at his modelling style, reprinted with his kind permission from his blog

The first AutoModeler Contest had a great turnout showing many top shelf builds. This Diamond REO Logger by Bob Chawgo earned the most votes from his peers, and looking at these photos it's easy to see why!

Andy Brazier shares his photos of some of the terrific automotive entries at the recent Scale Model World 2009 show held in Telford, UK.

Julien Gossweiler presents Tamiya's 1/12 scale 2004 Yamaha YZR-M1, the machine which Valentino Rossi rode to his fourth consecutive world championship, and first with Yamaha.

Erik Gorissen presents the '56 Chevy Nomad - originally released by Revell (Germany) in 1997.

Jesper Bjerregaard presents his 1970 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 by Jo-Han in 1/25 scale.

Rudi Richardson shares his photographs of the RACV's 2009 Australia Day Motor Show, held at the King's Domain Gardens, Melbourne, Australia on 26 January 2009 (Australia Day).

Andrew Beard (cmot70) introduces us to five years worth of his Formula 1 builds.

Adam Wilder shows how he finished his Hi-Lux in use with the U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan.

Stunningly finished, an objective lesson on how to replicate reality. Adam Wilder.

Dave O'Meara shares a ton of pictures he recently took at the New Jersey IPMS MosquitoCon show.

Fritzs shares a flame job on a 1953 Chevy Bel Air

Brian shows us an American Go Fast classic - a 1957 Corvette in a subtle eye catching color scheme.

Robert Vaglio (rv1963) shares with us photos from the 2006 L.I.A.R.S. Club show. The show itself was held on November 11 at the Freeport Recreation Center NY. There were plenty of vendors and more than enough parking for everyone, there were awar

Brian shows us another kit from his garage. This is an American street rod. The kit is Revell's '56 DelRay.

Brian brings an old muscle car back to life in a bright silver finish with hot red trim.

Matt drives another old reliable Tamiya kit off the shelf - the Ferrari 641

Matt shows his skills with a Mercedes C class this time. It's a Tamiya 1/24th scale kit built OOTB.

Casper shows us how he make scratch built springs for his automotive projects. Read on and find out how he does it.

casper shares his technique for adding realism to your automotive models. Replace the molded on low detail louvers with this scratch technique.

Matt brings us an older model from his shelves. It's a nice Tamiya F1 Ford - 7Up Jordan car.

Joe brings some real world knowledge to his models by adding fuel lines. He shows us a few options and outlines how to make the details.

The Viper is a monster with a 450 bhp engine. The GTS is the second generation. The GTS came out in 1996 and ran through 2002. Then Dodge came out with a more powerful third generation.

Joe shows off his detailing skills in the Pro-Stock arena. This is a Revells Oldsmobile base with Slixx decals and tons of super details

Joe shows off his automotive engine detailing skills with this great funny car.

Here is an open wheeled car from Tamiya. Matt built this one straight out of the box and it built into a nice looking machine.

Here is a nice little go fast car from Tamiya. It's an Alfa Romeo 155 rally car. Its OOTB with no custom work.

James offers us his build of a NASCAR great - the 24 Car of Jeff Gordon.

Matthew Quiroz (RED4) provides an antidote for all of us stuck in a rut with our modelling - try something completely different! Whatever type of kits you normally build, here's good advice to refresh your outlook - and tips on building a great racer too!