USS MONITOR

My second largest model to date, this is the USS Monitor, the first ironclad built by the Union during the Civil War. Using hundreds of references, this ship was faithfully reproduced inside and out.

CSS VIRGINIA (MERRIMACK)

Presenting the most iconic Confederate ironclad of the American Civil War, this was my most difficult model to make. Every bolt, iron plate, and strand of rope is recreated as faithfully as possible.

A7V STURMPANZERWAGEN

My favorite model, This is the only tank mass produced by the Germans during WWI. Every detail, down to the individual bolt was made and carefully placed to faithfully recreate this behemoth.

FOKKER DR. 1

Presenting the airplane of the Red Barron from WW1, this is the most iconic plane from the war. Using nurbs, I carefully sculpted both the wings and the fuselage. As you can tell, it is not yet textured.

ROYAL TYPEWRITER

This is probably my most intricate model to date. Each key and most internal mechanisms are carefully modeled and connected to make this feel like a real typewriter.

OBSERVATION BALLOON

This is a WWI observation balloon used to gain valuable knowledge of enemy positions and movements. Every rope is individual twisted to give added realism to this oddly shaped vessel.

MG 08 MACHINE GUN

The most popular machine gun used by the German Empire during WWI. On top of a mount, this weapon would mow down oncoming infantry

PICKELHAUBE

This is the most iconic helmet of WWI. Adopted by Prussia in 1842, this helmet was seen everywhere on the battlefield until 1916 when it was replaced.

CAMPAIGN DESK

This is a victorian era cabinet. Each drawer and hinge was modeled and are operational.

BUNKER

This is a WWI era bunker. Embedded along the trenches, these formidable structures were the nightmare of approaching enemies.

MILITARY CHECKPOINT

This structure from WWI would monitor roads and direct military personal to their appropriate locations

FORWARD COMMAND POST

This bombed out structure from WWI would be close to the front lines. Used by officers, they would direct troop movements and prepare local strategies for the upcoming battle.