Anti-gravity vehicles - Update!!!

[tiking]

(AGGC) Anti-Gravity Go-Cart :

I did some changes to the original car that I made sometime ago. I wanted a little more aggressive look and thus came up with this design. I used quite a few everyday items and parts from my 'Misc. box of tricks'.



Original kit:

After Conversion:

---------------------------------------------

The Mantis:


Original kit bashing, using parts from the same kit and minor other parts to create this beast. The engines are electrical shells and many small bits and pieces ranging from bits from other kits. The bike used was the Tamiya Hayabusa 1/12 kit. Majority of the parts used on the bike were taken from the same kit. I just repositioned them.

Unfortunately, I am not good with electronics otherwise it would have had an even better effect. It's not perfect, the way I would have liked it, but it does add to the effect.

---------------------------------------------

 

[tiking]

The Drexler:

Yep! I'm on a roll, as it looks like. Got his thing for AG subject matters. Here is my newest member of the AG family. This is my 15th AG vehicle, and climbing. Scratch built and kit-bashing were the two methods used to putting this little guy together. The scale is 1/35. Hope you all like the results. Now, unto my next AG build...

 

[tiking]

The Walrus:


Yes, its another anti-gravity build, yet again. This build went together rather easy. I started off with the IDF Nagmachon APC kit from Hobbyboss, that I received as a reward for the ‘Random Award’ in November 2017. I then converted the kit into a hover unit using the kits original parts only, making up about 98% of the bulk of the vehicle. The only scratch build parts and foreign items used in this built, was the rear panel, with the rounded exhausts mounted on; a few white styrene here and there, and empty astma canisters used for the four engines. The weaponry were modified and extra parts added to give them a distinctive look from my box of ‘Misc’ model parts from other kits I have collected over the years. The name ‘Walrus’ was given due to the shape and size of the overall look of the vehicle.

-----------------------------------------

 

[DeLano80]

Those are pretty cool. Very creative. Good work!

 

[tiking]

Thanks for looking.

 

[tiking]

The Falke Redux:

A very heavily modified version of the original kit. Lots of scratch building and kitbashing were involved.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Som vanligt, ska det vara annorlunda hos mig, så klart. Så gjorde jag en tung modifering och lite kit-bash och lite scratch bygget, blev det så här:

För WIP finns på länken: Falke 'Modified' WIP - Completed!

 

[Belugawrx]

Really nice work on these Charles...Love the go cart Ford gt40

 

[tiking]

Thank you. Appreciater it.

 

[joberg]

Love those AG vehicles!!! You surely can manipulate paint brushes and airbrush for sure: metal looks like metal, the wear and tear is subtle and adds a feeling of used machines

 

[thegnome]

I like it a lot!

 

[Jedifyfe]

Those are fantastic!!! Amazing designs!

 

[JediMichael]

Really awesome. Love the anti-gravity stuff.
I was never into racing games much, but I always liked the Wipeout Playstation games, thats why I made a model a few years ago from that game.

 

[kruleworld]

OMG greebly overload. awesome models, top notch skill

 

[tiking]

Thanks everyone. Glad you all like the kit-bashing/scratch building. Here are few more:

Sky Bike:

 

[tiking]

Jakku speeder, version 2.0:

Version 2.0:

 

[tiking]

Recon Vehicle:

 

[tiking]

 

[Attirex]

Those speeders are siiiiiiick! Awesome work. If I were at your residence, I might have to steal a couple (which is more of a comment on your skills than my lack of morals).

 

[tiking]

The Mini Recon Scout Anti-Gravity Bike:

 

[tiking]

Those speeders are siiiiiiick! Awesome work. If I were at your residence, I might have to steal a couple (which is more of a comment on your skills than my lack of morals).

Thank you kindly. Appreciate it.