Recent content by yaris

OutPost One I'm going there next year and can't friggin' wait...!!

It's like having a kit...but you have to scratch build every single part..... :lol: About 70% there....:unsure:

Holy Monkey THAT is amazing....:oops::oops:

Mr. Wiki-Tiki is hit and miss and I doubt he'd do it. He's not 'gritty' enough (except that Jojo Rabbit scene) and this is likely fanboy bait which of course I'll buy into,, but I wouldn't bet on it ;)

Hey RPF, What company sells the biggest AT-AT...? Toy or model, not looking for super accuracy, but size is the key :cool: Thx

Well good luck with all that...!! :lol: Seriously, you're off to a great start! It's a BIG long build and many different ways to do. I scratch build most of mine and some folks buy all the parts and assemble. Some make R2 out of plastic and some go the full ally path. Motorized or not, 2 legs...

Very, very cool. Sharp and detailed.....

Engine greeblies and a fat ballerina.... :lol::lol:....much better engine cones :cool:

I'm not convinced...they all look seriously constipated..... :lol::lol::lol:

That finished great...!!! Awesome find and quick conversion.:cool: There's a $5 toy that can be converted that I did years ago, but of course it's a lot of work....;)

The engine cones were too 'pointy' so fixed that, just needs more sanding. The Y-Wings in the films have definitive detail and there are many different interpretations in the model kits. Scratch building is always fun and because of the scale there's no relative kit bashing, so I'm just making...

1/18th scale......:cool:

There's many different ways to paint and weather, if you've done something that worked in the past , go with that. I'd hand paint it in white acrylic matt and add a very light black or a terracotta wash....... ;)

Not much else done, got her outside for scale review...... :lol:....That fat guy in the back skews the scale, but she is 1/18th or darn close to it....;)

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