Kuhn Global
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Well.... this Studio Scale NICE-N-DESIGNS beastie arrived on my doorstep yesterday from Bob, and I ripped open the box like a kid on Christmas morning! LOLOLOLOLOL
Let me first say that Bob did a MASTERFUL job on the beastie!!! Thank you my friend!
Once again you have proved to be one of the best in your field sir! You are AWESOME!!!!
Next I would like to thank NICE-N-DESIGNS owner, and co-master of this great kit, Steve Neisen! Steve honored me with one of the first castings, and delivered it to me with great haste!
This kit ROCKS Steve!
I would also like to thank the other co-master of this beastie.... John Curillia!! DUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE! You detail work on this is FANTASTIC!!! VERY NICE!!!
That stated, anyone wishing to order one of these kits may do so with Steve through his email,... (nicen-model-designs@comcast.net )
Please keep in mind that Steve is going through a huge family move to another state and he may take awhile to return your email inquiry.
Now... As soon as Bob posted his first photos of this build, I wanted to take a photo of it with the other two TIE's he built for me! So here ya go!!!
The detail on this model is TOP OF THE LINE!! I attempted to take photos of that detail so that you may all see what I speak of.
As with the Studio TIE's, Bob painted this bird the original studio Blue that is similar to what was done on the REAL studio models used for filming. In taking photos of this beastie, I understand why everyone thought they were gray. With the lighting and diffusing I used, I found it quite hard to keep the model actually "looking" blue as it painted. Like the original compositing done in the film, the colors seem to wash out to gray easily. That said, Bob again nailed this paint job to be exactly like the original!!
Enjoy the photos! I also included a zip file of them for easier downloading as I am doing for all the models I photograph now.
In my attempt to add files as thumbnails to this thread, my file sizes are too large for the "Manage Attachments" area option to handle. So here is a link to all the photos and zip file...
http://www.resinilluminati.com/showthread.php?t=1990
Thanks for looking!
Let me first say that Bob did a MASTERFUL job on the beastie!!! Thank you my friend!
Next I would like to thank NICE-N-DESIGNS owner, and co-master of this great kit, Steve Neisen! Steve honored me with one of the first castings, and delivered it to me with great haste!
I would also like to thank the other co-master of this beastie.... John Curillia!! DUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE! You detail work on this is FANTASTIC!!! VERY NICE!!!
That stated, anyone wishing to order one of these kits may do so with Steve through his email,... (nicen-model-designs@comcast.net )
Now... As soon as Bob posted his first photos of this build, I wanted to take a photo of it with the other two TIE's he built for me! So here ya go!!!
The detail on this model is TOP OF THE LINE!! I attempted to take photos of that detail so that you may all see what I speak of.
As with the Studio TIE's, Bob painted this bird the original studio Blue that is similar to what was done on the REAL studio models used for filming. In taking photos of this beastie, I understand why everyone thought they were gray. With the lighting and diffusing I used, I found it quite hard to keep the model actually "looking" blue as it painted. Like the original compositing done in the film, the colors seem to wash out to gray easily. That said, Bob again nailed this paint job to be exactly like the original!!
Enjoy the photos! I also included a zip file of them for easier downloading as I am doing for all the models I photograph now.
In my attempt to add files as thumbnails to this thread, my file sizes are too large for the "Manage Attachments" area option to handle. So here is a link to all the photos and zip file...
http://www.resinilluminati.com/showthread.php?t=1990
Thanks for looking!
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