Talaris
Active Member
Finally completed my build of Red Leader in 1/72, along with the included 1/144 as his wing-man Red 2. This is specifically Garven Dreis and his droid R5-K6 as depicted in Rogue One, however as of Chapter 6 of the The Mandalorian, this Red Leader paint scheme and wing marking can also be seen on one of the X-Wings attacking the outpost at the end. It would seem the CGI models from Rogue One have now been reused for New-Republic X-Wings in The Mandalorian.
As I've moved from UK to Japan, I no longer have a dedicated work area for modelling, nor any of my equipment; all that is back in London. I wanted to continue building models here, but my apartment is very small, with only a coffee table to work from! With no airbrushing possible, the base colour is just the plastic, with various areas hand-painted using a variety of Mr Hobby Aqueous and Tamiya (very cheap here!) . Water-slide decals were all used except for yellow, as these are way too inaccurate colour-wise, so instead I had to make do with the yellow stickers which at least were the correct colour.
I know these aren't to the level of most members here as they aren't fully painted, but I think it gives those interested a good look at what can be achieved from these Bandai kits straight out of the box, with minimal painting performed.
I'll be adding a few more photos tomorrow if I get a chance. Thanks all for looking, and let me know what you think!
Talaris
As I've moved from UK to Japan, I no longer have a dedicated work area for modelling, nor any of my equipment; all that is back in London. I wanted to continue building models here, but my apartment is very small, with only a coffee table to work from! With no airbrushing possible, the base colour is just the plastic, with various areas hand-painted using a variety of Mr Hobby Aqueous and Tamiya (very cheap here!) . Water-slide decals were all used except for yellow, as these are way too inaccurate colour-wise, so instead I had to make do with the yellow stickers which at least were the correct colour.
I know these aren't to the level of most members here as they aren't fully painted, but I think it gives those interested a good look at what can be achieved from these Bandai kits straight out of the box, with minimal painting performed.
I'll be adding a few more photos tomorrow if I get a chance. Thanks all for looking, and let me know what you think!
Talaris