1:35 Sd.Kfz. 184 "Ferdinand", Dragon 6133

[billk]

This time i am not glad about my work at all...
I was thinking so start another bigger project but I am not sure now…maybe I should make another simple one first……

[Gav0909]

Don't get down about it mate. We all started somewhere. And the sign of a good modeller is one who can spot areas in his own work where he/she can improve in the future.

When I look back to my old models I think they look a bit rubbish, but at the time I thought they were good, because they were. They were the best result I got with the ability I had at the time.

Take this for example. You have taken a complex model (most Dragon models are highly detailed, and often have errors in the instructions, making construction trickier) and built it well, painted it, added weathering, and even put it on a diorama base. These are all aspects of modelling most people don't even attempt when starting out.

[moi196872]

Don't be so hard on yourself, we all start somewhere, still have to tackle my first armor build.
We can only get better by practicing.

[T3hGuppy]

I don't know a single moddeller how is 100% happy with their work.

As Gav said we all have to start somewhere and their is alot of knowledge with the members of this site.

No one will mind answering any questions you have.