jedimaster
Sr Member
Ok , Been here a while now and haven't posted a build as yet so i figured seeing as Frank asked nicely......Why Not?
A While back when Frank first started the interest thread for the Pyro i got really excited. To me this was the "Holy Grail" of model kits. An X-Wing cast from an original ILM bird. Before he had even posted a picture of the kit i had a vision of this.
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A few months later i got this.
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I was so excited to hold this in my hand i think i just stared at it for at least two hours. After discussing the in's & out's of pyro's for about a month in Carstens thread i decided that my v3 would be Hero red 3 and my Pyro would be Pyro red four. All Good until you realize the lack of reference pix on Pyro red 4.
Now ideally i would haveliked the bird in two halves as in the first pic , but i am going to keep this bird pretty much as is , with only a few minor changes.
Firstly i had to remove/pop the insane amount of air bubbles in the fuse. You guy's in the Northern hemisphere may not have a problem with this but here in OZ it gets to 42-44 degrees c some day's . this not only causes warping in most garage kits but the air trapped in those bubbles will expand and go POP!!!!!!.
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Sorry for the quality of these pix (iphone). This took me day's:cry
A While back when Frank first started the interest thread for the Pyro i got really excited. To me this was the "Holy Grail" of model kits. An X-Wing cast from an original ILM bird. Before he had even posted a picture of the kit i had a vision of this.
A few months later i got this.
I was so excited to hold this in my hand i think i just stared at it for at least two hours. After discussing the in's & out's of pyro's for about a month in Carstens thread i decided that my v3 would be Hero red 3 and my Pyro would be Pyro red four. All Good until you realize the lack of reference pix on Pyro red 4.
Now ideally i would haveliked the bird in two halves as in the first pic , but i am going to keep this bird pretty much as is , with only a few minor changes.
Firstly i had to remove/pop the insane amount of air bubbles in the fuse. You guy's in the Northern hemisphere may not have a problem with this but here in OZ it gets to 42-44 degrees c some day's . this not only causes warping in most garage kits but the air trapped in those bubbles will expand and go POP!!!!!!.
Sorry for the quality of these pix (iphone). This took me day's:cry