
Tiger II with ‘Porsche’ turret, 1/35 scale, Ender 3 Pro printed
5/16/2020 I’ve added a new project page for my third armored vehicle, an Ender 3 Pro 3D printed WW2 German Tiger II Tank.

The Union of Scale Model Building, 3D Printing and Art
5/16/2020 I’ve added a new project page for my third armored vehicle, an Ender 3 Pro 3D printed WW2 German Tiger II Tank.

5/3/2020 Introducing another COVID distraction, the only Japanese capital ship to survive WW2. Visit the IJN Nagato project page for her complete print and build story.
5/3/2020 This post introduces my latest project: USS Texas, the worlds only surviving (above water anyway) WWI dreadnought .
4/25/2020 The curious fate of the Revell M4 Sherman Tank model.
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My latest COVID distraction.
Visit the new project page for more pictures and details.

4/22/2020 My second COVID distraction. This post introduces my Ender 3 Pro 3D printed WW2 German Panther Tank project page.

4/18/2020 This post introduces my latest completed project, finished around April fools. The 3D printed, WW2 heavy cruiser IJN Aoba.

Hi I’m Joe, the scale model guy.
I chose the site name: scaleModelGuy.com, for many, many reasons. The most compelling being that all the better names were taken and yeah, I do like building scale models.
You can check out my projects and reviews from the vertical picture menu at right (below for mobile).
Some of you may wonder if I’ve pilfered much of my content from Foobuggy.com.
Yes I did.
But it’s OK.
I was the Foobuggy.com guy too.
Foobuggy was my personal site and was being overrun with model building ramblings and posts and not surprisingly, cat and foliage pictures weren’t a big hit with the scale modeling community.
Changes had to be made.
If you visit a few of my project pages you may see a fair number of them are 3D printed models that I’ve built with either my Ender 3 Pro or Da Vinci Mini printers (Edit: I’ve added: LD-002r & Saturn resin printers). 3D printing will likely be either the death or future of the scale model building hobby.
Probably both.
Today’s manufactures may struggle and fail, while the hobbyists thrive.
Change is inevitable.
Anyway, it’s a great time to be a modelist!
Hope you like the new site.
Joe – the SMG.
*** PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE NOTE ! ! ! ***
All comment and forum posting has been disabled due to crazy quantities of advert spam. (Mostly coming from a country I will not name due to my great respect for Natasha Romanov)
It may look like you can post, the site may even let you waste hours typing all manner of praise for my tiny plastic art works, but when you click submit… Nada.