Recent content by Jimmer

Wasn't sure where to post this, but I just picked up Bandai's 1/12 ESB Boba Fett at Ollie's for $12.99 (and AMT Batman Forever Batwing for 12.99). Just FYI for anyone interested...oh, Ollie's in Knoxville, TN.

I'm jumping into airbrushing as well and where I live (East TN) has really high humidity a lot of the time. Obviously I'll be painting indoors, but I was curious if the moisture trap will help with this. Early on in Building kits, when I would use rattle cans, I quickly learned it's best not to...

Thanks buddy. Just test fitting I could tell it was gonna have some alignment issues (same as their 89 Batmobile), so I'm already prepared for inevitable gap filling. Thanks for the help, it just threw me off when the manual showed pegs that in reality weren't there. (This was an impulse but...

A quick confession, 90 percent or more of the kits I've built have been Bandai Star Wars snap kits, so glue kits definitely aren't my "thing". I collect Batmobiles and recently saw the AMT Batman Forever Batwing at a discount store for 12 dollars, so I figured I'd grab it even though it's far...

Cool thread, Jaitea ! Excellent work.

I'm about 2 years late in viewing this..lol..but amazing job. I know it's a long shot, but do you recall what paint you used for the turbine? Looks amazing. Again, superb build.

That is very cool ! Excellent idea and execution. Edit: I was just looking more closely and the arrow in shield, and especially the arrows stored on his gauntlet look amazing..Great ideas. I don't collect that scale, but I'm gonna create something similar in 6 in. scale...in other words, steal...

I was recently given a 1/72 TIE Interceptor that was missing: - the top hatch of the cockpit - the clear plastic inserts for front "windscreen" and top hatch - the cannon tips on left wing Oddly it had the death star base but not the bar that connects the TIE to the base. It was also missing...

Those are outstanding. Love the Viper, brilliant weathering. Very cool.

Excellent work, buddy. Those are impressive..and a very cool variety as well. Nicely done.

Awesome site, Steve....and brilliant work you've completed...and that list of previous jobs is amazing. You truly had a dream career. So glad you're still in the hobby (or work, in your case). Hope you add more to the site..will be watching with great interest.

Very cool. I wish I had the skill to add LEDs to my kits, but with my multiple hobbies I've been stubborn about not jumping into another "branch" of the hobby that requires learning a new intricate skill. I know that's so lazy, and seeing posts like this makes me want to leap so much. Love it.

Yep...just, wow. Definitely following this one !@

That is very cool. Excellent job, love it !

Very cool ! Looking great so far.