Studio Scale Landspeeder project
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SteveStarkiller
Sr Member
hah, looking great! It's really easy to make the mental image that your hand is four feet across, rather than this being studio scale. Superb work!
vaderdarth
Master Member
Looks great Jason!
I can't wait to finish this - it's calling from the corner as I type this :lol
I'm wrapping up a paint master right now, and as soon as it's out the door I switch back to the 'speeder, at least until the next paint master hits. It's a really nice problem to have, so no complaints!
I have recently drafted a template I will laser cut out of 1/16th acrylic to use as a guide when cutting the panel line masks - I'm pretty happy how that problem was solved. On the 1:1 Landspeeder, the panel lines are very wide and shallow, so I decided the best way to tackle that is to mask them off with tape, and then do a few passes with sandable primer. Getting the curves right was gonna be a bear, but then I realized I have the original cad data, and I just went from that to describe the curves - voila!
I'm wrapping up a paint master right now, and as soon as it's out the door I switch back to the 'speeder, at least until the next paint master hits. It's a really nice problem to have, so no complaints!
I have recently drafted a template I will laser cut out of 1/16th acrylic to use as a guide when cutting the panel line masks - I'm pretty happy how that problem was solved. On the 1:1 Landspeeder, the panel lines are very wide and shallow, so I decided the best way to tackle that is to mask them off with tape, and then do a few passes with sandable primer. Getting the curves right was gonna be a bear, but then I realized I have the original cad data, and I just went from that to describe the curves - voila!
SteveStarkiller
Sr Member
looking good!
IEDBOUNTYHUNTER
Sr Member
Jason. Speeder looks great. But ive noticed a small flaw in your posts. Dont be so cheap. Whats the deal with one pic updates. Come on we can handle a few pics at a time
