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1970s Aoshima cartoon land : combined mini-block "W3" No.6 modelkit

This is my plastic model kit (HO scale) of the Munster's House by Moebius. I bought after-market parts; stone wall, the dead tree, the base with "Spot", photo etch parts, and a lighting kit.

Tamiya 1/32 scale 4wd minikit with motor

note "Max und Moritz " on the fairing . PROTAR MODEL KIT 1/9 SCALE

Hayami Kohinata from "H2O - footprints in the sand" standing in a big, wide cornfield.

I bought this figure in the spring of 2008 with the idea to do this photo. So I've to wait almost a half year until the corn is seasoned. Since I do not found a possibility to get cron in 1/8 I decide to do a size replacement with an real actor standing in the corn field. I hope you enjoy!

This is my plastic model kit (HO scale) of the Munster's House by Moebius. I bought after-market parts; stone wall, the dead tree, the base with "Spot", photo etch parts, and a lighting kit.

The Weird World Of Aurora: Monster Model Kits - Vintage Comic Book Advertisement (Aurora) 1971

 

*Appeared in: Swing With Scooter, Comic Book Issue No. 34, July 1971 (DC National Comics)

 

:: JillyBean's Comic Collection ::

American Volunteer Group (AVG), Tongoo/Burma, 1942

(Monogram Modelkit, Scale 1:48)

My brother built and painted this way back in 1963 and I've kept it all these years.

This is basically a pre painted model kit that I repainted using the CGI renders as reference. The model itself is one of the most accurate looking figures (or even statues for that matter) of the Bay-verse Optimus Prime, so adding a paint job just makes it look spot on. The truck parts were coated using an automotive clear coat, so it's super shiny.

Finally I added light up eyes, which really seal the deal and bring this guy to life!

The blades are removable by removing the forearm panels and he also features a interchangeable faceplate (regular mode with mouth and battle mode)

Just for the record, this model is almost the same size as ROTF leader class Prime and a little taller than MP-10.

Eagle decal underneath was 23 separate pieces, beautiful decals.

The Denver Post

July 22, 1969

 

Man in Space Science Album

For some mythical point in the future when I have time. The blue Today on the right as described in the next shot along. The maroon City Cabriolet came with it and is pretty much complete, luckily the odd bit that is missing I can source from the orange one which I built when I was about 15 (so quite a long time ago). I also have a couple of non-cabrio versions of the City to build.

On city patrol with the Patlabor force - including the AV-98 "Alphonse", character figures and an armored patrol car on a city street diorama.

 

I tried to capture the Ingram's size, but the angle is not that good..

This is basically a pre painted model kit that I repainted using the CGI renders as reference. The model itself is one of the most accurate looking figures (or even statues for that matter) of the Bay-verse Optimus Prime, so adding a paint job just makes it look spot on. The truck parts were coated using an automotive clear coat, so it's super shiny.

Finally I added light up eyes, which really seal the deal and bring this guy to life!

The blades are removable by removing the forearm panels and he also features a interchangeable faceplate (regular mode with mouth and battle mode)

Just for the record, this model is almost the same size as ROTF leader class Prime and a little taller than MP-10.

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