What's on your workbench? (no Star Wars, Marvel or DC stuff)
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Re: What's on your workbench?
Oh man, ZF-1, still my holy grail!
Great job.
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Oh man, ZF-1, still my holy grail!
Great job.
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kalkamel
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badges2nz
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Re: What's on your workbench?
That is looking really good there Phil.
That is looking really good there Phil.
Partly built Witch King helm out of 18ga mild steel sheet. Spikes forged from 12mm and 10mm mild steel rod. This has become a real labour of love, with many modifications along the way.
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I'm pretty pleased with the progress so far.:cheers
oota goota
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looks great phil can't wait to see the finished result!
looks great phil can't wait to see the finished result!
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Ah!. MDF is your friend too, cavx. I will be following this one. Have thought of doing these sometime myself.
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Yes, although it looks even better in the flesh:lol. This is truly amazing work.:thumbsup
Ah!. MDF is your friend too, cavx. I will be following this one. Have thought of doing these sometime myself.
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Partly built Witch King helm out of 18ga mild steel sheet. Spikes forged from 12mm and 10mm mild steel rod. This has become a real labour of love, with many modifications along the way.
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I'm pretty pleased with the progress so far.
Yes, although it looks even better in the flesh:lol. This is truly amazing work.:thumbsup
casperdj777
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Re: What's on your workbench?
love this
love this
casperdj777
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Re: What's on your workbench?
how hard was it cutting & glue the viberator to the end of a gun to make the m.i.b gun? lol
how hard was it cutting & glue the viberator to the end of a gun to make the m.i.b gun? lol
Re: What's on your workbench?
Why is this not its own thread???!
Partly built Witch King helm out of 18ga mild steel sheet. Spikes forged from 12mm and 10mm mild steel rod. This has become a real labour of love, with many modifications along the way.
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I'm pretty pleased with the progress so far.
Why is this not its own thread???!
Dracosfire83
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Re: What's on your workbench?
Workbench is officially dismantled till fall due to upcoming move in July. Where I will be able to upgrade from a corner in the basement to a barn that will be at least 20' x 40' (about 6 meters by 12 meters) maybe bigger depending where I build it.
Workbench is officially dismantled till fall due to upcoming move in July. Where I will be able to upgrade from a corner in the basement to a barn that will be at least 20' x 40' (about 6 meters by 12 meters) maybe bigger depending where I build it.
Re: What's on your workbench?
Your a lucky man I've just had to clean off the dining room table for a family Sunday dinner :cry
Re: What's on your workbench?
A few builds on the go, but this one is most fun at the moment.
Building a Wallace & Gromit "Top Bun" van from absolute scratch. No kit bashing, no modifying a toy. This is being made from cardboard, resin, and body filler, all from a diagram of an Austin A35 van.
This will go with the "Robot cooker" I made a while ago:
A few builds on the go, but this one is most fun at the moment.
Building a Wallace & Gromit "Top Bun" van from absolute scratch. No kit bashing, no modifying a toy. This is being made from cardboard, resin, and body filler, all from a diagram of an Austin A35 van.
This will go with the "Robot cooker" I made a while ago:
FreddySchramm
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Re: What's on your workbench?
Some Helmets I designed and painted.
Some Helmets I designed and painted.
