Loaded question: Does it break-down so you can take it apart, move it inside for display, and then re-assemble it?
SLAVE 1. 1/6 SCALE BUILD
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Thanks. So, on with the show. nearly finished the entire fuselage section now...got the wing bells scribed, detailed and primed as well as finished filling and sanding the front valance. Just a few more greeblies to add and she's ready to mount on the skirt
Hoping to make some good progress on the skirt next. Lots of printed parts to populate the engine bay
Hoping to make some good progress on the skirt next. Lots of printed parts to populate the engine bay
patrickivan
Sr Member
Dude. I have massive model building envy.
I never knew my dad. Will you be my dad?
Ps, I'm in my 40's.
I never knew my dad. Will you be my dad?
Ps, I'm in my 40's.
Cheers guys. Engine bay is nearly finished. All scaled up kit bash parts; modelled, printed, primed and fitted. Also want to have some lights emanating from below the ship to suggest imminent take-off, so I'm playing around with different colours for the thrusters etc.
Will be painting this up and weathering next, ready for the big flip to mount the fuselage
Will be painting this up and weathering next, ready for the big flip to mount the fuselage
Thanks guys;
I didn't have a soda can to hand so I used a spray can for scale.
Sleeping is for wimps, and bull frogs!.. I guess it might seem fast but I refute the suggestion that I am obsessive...it's way more serious than that!
So finished the painting/weathering. Changed the lights for all amber...seemed more realistic. Just a coupla tweaks to add, like stickers and its ready for flipping
I think the soda can is obsolete with this build...your car will do for scale
I didn't have a soda can to hand so I used a spray can for scale.
Sleeping is for wimps, and bull frogs!.. I guess it might seem fast but I refute the suggestion that I am obsessive...it's way more serious than that!
So finished the painting/weathering. Changed the lights for all amber...seemed more realistic. Just a coupla tweaks to add, like stickers and its ready for flipping
I don't like you anymore. It's like being a really good college ball player. I can make a great prop, and decent model, etc. Then I am hanging out with Michael Jordan.
Screw you buddy!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just kidding. I love you more than any heterosexual, happily married man should love another dude he has never met.
It's like being a really good college ball player. I can make a great prop, and decent model, etc. Then I am hanging out with Michael Jordan.Screw you buddy!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just kidding. I love you more than any heterosexual, happily married man should love another dude he has never met.
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I don't know which is more impressive. The size of this build, the details or the speed you're doing it!
And your shop space looks like it has plenty of room to work on such a big project.
And your shop space looks like it has plenty of room to work on such a big project.
Studio Kitbash
Sr Member
I almost didn't see this because it's not in the Studio Scale models thread. I never look in the regular modeling section. You should definitely repost it or double-post it, or whatever, because I imagine a lot of folks are missing out on this who aren't already Follow-ing you.
It is something spectacular, and needs to be shared, and then put in a museum when it's finished. What ARE your plans for it?
It is something spectacular, and needs to be shared, and then put in a museum when it's finished. What ARE your plans for it?
