Johnnycrash
Well-Known Member
Sorry. From SSM (http://www.starshipmodeler.biz/shop/). As soon as they have been added to the store there, I will let you all know.
New BMF coming
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Johnnycrash
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Sorry for the crappy pics. I think my camera has just about had it.
And, here are the two new items I have been working on. Again, taken WAY to long. If it could go wrong, it has. Twice. Ugh!!
MMI-7782 - Hasbro Millennium Falcon Clear Engine Detail Set ~$28USD - (38 pieces - 26 resin/12 styrene - flat-pack)
MMI-7783 - Hasbro Millennium Falcon Egg-Crate Engine Grille ~$20USD - (43 pieces - all styrene - flat-pack)
Image 01 -- Image 02 -- Image 03 -- Image 04
The Nozzles come with clear bits (only one shown). The Egg-Crate is a little loose, as it's the prototype. I have fixed that issue. It will still need a little push (and glue) to stay on place.
EDIT: Forgot to mention... The Clear Engine Set (nozzles) set also comes with a 2 piece overly (in styrene). I just didn't have it for the photos.
And, here are the two new items I have been working on. Again, taken WAY to long. If it could go wrong, it has. Twice. Ugh!!
MMI-7782 - Hasbro Millennium Falcon Clear Engine Detail Set ~$28USD - (38 pieces - 26 resin/12 styrene - flat-pack)
MMI-7783 - Hasbro Millennium Falcon Egg-Crate Engine Grille ~$20USD - (43 pieces - all styrene - flat-pack)
Image 01 -- Image 02 -- Image 03 -- Image 04
The Nozzles come with clear bits (only one shown). The Egg-Crate is a little loose, as it's the prototype. I have fixed that issue. It will still need a little push (and glue) to stay on place.
EDIT: Forgot to mention... The Clear Engine Set (nozzles) set also comes with a 2 piece overly (in styrene). I just didn't have it for the photos.
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Jimmer
Well-Known Member
Just for comment. I've got featured on Shapeways!!!
So now you can know a little bit more about me... But not so much... :cool
http://www.shapeways.com/blog/archives/20125-designer-spotlight-antonio-tony-regidor.html
Congrats, Tony.
You certainly deserve it. Your work truly is amazing, and from what little time I've spent here it's obvious that you're a valued member of the community.
Cheers!!
Jim
Timmythekid
Sr Member
Sorry, I must be tired - what's the two piece overlay? Regardless, those looks really good (the nozzle version) - one question, if I'm seeing that right, the nozzles are opaque, but the clear piece plugs into the holes in the back of the nozzles - is that right? Just curious if you've mocked up lighting that and if so how much light actually makes it through?
Junk Pilot
Sr Member
Yup. that's the former Fine Molds kit along with the Master Series TIE Fighter and X-Wing kits.
rbeach84
Sr Member
Cool!Ok..sorry..been away for a bit..Anyhow..I sent HAN off to tony....he will be selling via his store soon.
R/ Robert
Jaitea
Master Member
I posted this also on my thread, but saying we are on the subject.......Perhaps a cheaper option for a Han figure
.....while I'm waiting for my 1/48 Chewie that is with the Bandai AT-ST,....I picked up a wee resin pilot figure in 1/48 for a fiver (£5)
Still a bit more to carve off,....his goggles carve up to make nice centre parting hairstyle
This paper scan of the DeAgostini cockpit insert (reduced by 10%) as a test
Hopefully the Chewie figure works out proportionally to the pilot
John
.....while I'm waiting for my 1/48 Chewie that is with the Bandai AT-ST,....I picked up a wee resin pilot figure in 1/48 for a fiver (£5)
Still a bit more to carve off,....his goggles carve up to make nice centre parting hairstyle
This paper scan of the DeAgostini cockpit insert (reduced by 10%) as a test
Hopefully the Chewie figure works out proportionally to the pilot
John
You're an artist!!!
Hey John... I've been thinking about this since I started watching you build this puppy and wondered, in order to bring the detail of the back wall and the cockpit dash out more, I was thinking of cutting little squares/rectangles out of flat clear packaging plastic and gluing them over the little buttons. This way it would bring the detail OUT more and the light would still be allowed to shine thru. What do you think? I think the major problem might be making sure they are all lined up properly so they don't look too hodge podge. I dunno. Your opinion?
