Studio Scale Snowspeeder

[REL]

Not much to show, but I did do some on it. This will be Luke's speeder

This kit is available from Steve Neisen at sneisen@bresnan.net

Thanks for looking.

 

[NAZGÛL]

Wow, this will turn out nice! Gray shade looks perfect!

 

[jockdeboer]

Looking sharp!

 

[Stormy320]

The painting looks perfect!

 

[darth_myeek]

Can't wait to see what you do to it. Love the before/after paint comparison with the canister-thingies on top. The magic is definitely in the paint application.

 

[vaderdarth]

That look perfect!

 

[temponaut]

"Not much to show."

REL, every time I open one of your threads, I'm at a loss for words. Your work consistently astounds me.

 

[INCOM]

Awesome, REL. Can't see it all of it, but is that the mounting point in the cockpit tub? It looks great!

 

[REL]

Thanks.

I put the mount in the same spot they had it in the studio model, it'll be hidden when the cockpit is installed.

 

[jme3]

Very nice. :cool

 

[Zenwalker]

I am so looking forward to this build.

 

[REL]

Thanks.

More weathering, and chipping with a dremel.

 

[MonsieurTox]

Color and weathering look perfect Rich ! I would like to know how you do so beautilful blast marks !

 

[leach145]

Great colour matching. How did you achive this!?!

 

[Gort]

The master at work!
I'm getting a real kick seeing you work on this Richard.

Great job.

 

[ave4uevoli]

wow love

I love the weathering - It's amazing to see the step between the primer and the weathering. The details really just POP. :eek

weathering with a dremel? impressive..

Go Rel Go! :thumbsup

 

[krusinclone]

Another masterpiece. I wish I had your skills.

 

[REL]

Thanks everyone. That color is weird, depending on the time of day or the lighting it will be more grey or more beige.

 

[propsculptor]

This is just incredible!! Great job REL!!!

 

[REL]

Thank you.

I'm working on the starboard side weathering.