Bandai 1/144 Slave 1 WIP

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 7, 2017

• #1

Starting a new kit. Suggestions are welcome

I'm searching for ways to light this ine up. I begin by dremelling beloc the cockpit console

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 7, 2017

• #2

pain in the a@$

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 9, 2017

• #3

Adding more lights. The slave1 ramp in the movies has 4 pairs of lights while the bandai model has 3 pairs hmmn

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 10, 2017

• #4

Managed to fit an old nokia charging port into the bandai mount

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 10, 2017

• #5

If anyone is reading this.. does the bottom deck of the cockpit really need lights?

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 10, 2017

• #6

Engine lights done

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blakeh1

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• Jan 10, 2017

• #7

Nice work!.

As far as the bottom deck, it might be nice to have lights to see some of the details there. Not sure how it looks in person

 

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 10, 2017

• #8

Thank you! I agree that it would be nice to have lights there but i cant find any on screen references to those lights. Maybe a dim light i guess.

Did bobba fet remove the passenger seats?

blakeh1 said:

Nice work!.

As far as the bottom deck, it might be nice to have lights to see some of the details there. Not sure how it looks in person

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Patbaysa said:

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If anyone is reading this.. does the bottom deck of the cockpit really need lights?

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blakeh1 said:

Nice work!.

As far as the bottom deck, it might be nice to have lights to see some of the details there. Not sure how it looks in person

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 13, 2017

• #9

Primed. Ready for metallic base coat

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 14, 2017

• #10

Basecoat done. Used mr color silver, black and copper lacquer first. Going to apple acrylic basecoat layer then strip it after to show some of the silver paint

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 14, 2017

• #11

Used a brown mr color for the mask then tamiyas jn green and a pinch of nato green for the armor. Tamiya Yellow and a pinch o jn grey for the pads and jn grey for the body.. tiny POS

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 14, 2017

• #12

Added some details to bobas seats.

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 21, 2017

• #13

After a basecoat of lacquer silver and copper, pre shaded with black then mist coated with xf63 german grey. While the paint was still wet, i wiped the paint with an alcohol damp qtip to show some details

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 26, 2017

• #14

First coat of streaking and weathering. Are the exhaust nozzles copper or brass?

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ScootyPuffjr

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• Jan 26, 2017

• #15

Patbaysa said:

Are the exhaust nozzles copper or brass?

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According to the color guide with the Fine Molds kit, they're Gunze "Wood Brown" (H37), which can be approximated by mixing Tamiya Red Brown (XF-64) and Flat White (XF-2).

When I did my build, I used Tamiya Buff (XF-57) as the base color, made some chipping with liquid mask, and then sprayed it with a witch's brew of Vallejo colors I mixed up to a coppery brown color. (I think the colors I used were Tank Brown, Italian Red, and hint of Scarlet Red).

 

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 26, 2017

• #16

ScootyPuffjr said:

According to the color guide with the Fine Molds kit, they're Gunze "Wood Brown" (H37), which can be approximated by mixing Tamiya Red Brown (XF-64) and Flat White (XF-2).

When I did my build, I used Tamiya Buff (XF-57) as the base color, made some chipping with liquid mask, and then sprayed it with a witch's brew of Vallejo colors I mixed up to a coppery brown color. (I think the colors I used were Tank Brown, Italian Red, and hint of Scarlet Red).

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I used gunze brown black and copper on mine but when i saw the studio model, the fckng nozzles were brass/gold

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 27, 2017

• #17

Doing a burn test to see if this holds up

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Muzza

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• Jan 28, 2017

• #18

Nice work keep the pictures coming.

 

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Patbaysa

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• Jan 28, 2017

• #19

Muzza said:

Nice work keep the pictures coming.

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Thank you Muzza. Sorry for spamming the page i am just so happy showing the work to everyone

Just finished the bottom of the slave 1

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Bergquist

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• Jan 29, 2017

• #20

Nice work!


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