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View from a different angle on the pseudo Bundeswehr "Brocken" (not sure whether the name was derived from the German mountain "Brocken" in the Harz area, or a wacky translation for "big hulk", also a potential and matching translation?).
The small (8" x 8") self-made diorama shows some heath area with a small river that would be typical for a site at the (former) inner-German frontier, where the "Brocken" would have served to drive off Soviet pact armies. But reality overtook fiction ;)
The "Brocken" is finished in semi-authentic Bundeswehr colors and with some added weaponry (single action 75mm gun, anti tank missiles, IR spotlight) and details.
Moving the camera around the model to make like the model is moving. Rough attempt. Not polished.
1979 MPC model kit. Shot with iPhone 6.
Italeri Armored Pick-up, converted to civilian use. Painted Apple Green, custom suspension. Wheel from Aoshima, Tyres from 1/32 Tamiya.
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.
yay, I snapped up a brand new visible horse kit on eBay about a week before christmas (for myself ;) ). The kit was sealed up in bags, but mysteriously my horse was missing his brain! I was tempted to put in a peanut instead.
If only my visible woman would pop out that kid so she could go for a ride!
Maudlin Modellers: 8 April 2018: More work on the 1983 Falcon. More panel liner and some painting. Starting to shape up. Probably 10 hours of doing panel liner alone so far.
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.
This Airfix 54 mm scale figure is the first plastic model that our young blokes girl friend has ever built. Fantastic effort and very well done Sammi.
HMM Liger Zero Jager
In terms of the model kits, the CP-20 Jager Unit Jager was the second CAS to be developed for the Liger Zero. It focuses on speed and maneuverability. The two large Ion Boosters mounted on its back serve to make it a very fast Zoid. It is, however, lightly armed and armored, as it only has a pair of vulcans mounted onto its face and the double-barreled Shock Cannon on its stomach by way of ranged weapons. It retains the Strike Laser Claw of the basic Zero, but is far more noteworthy for its speed than its combat ability.
"Jäger" is German for "hunter".
Weapons
Laser Fangs, Strike Laser Claws (4), AZ 208 mm Double-Barreled Shock Cannon, Vulcan Pod (2), Flying Vulcan Pod (2)
Equipments
Changing Armour System (CAS), Aero-Fairings (4), Large Ion Boosters (2), Side Thrusters (2), Multi-Blade Antenna (2), Objective Blade Sensor (2)
Anime
The Liger Zero Jager was the first CAS to be deployed in the New Century anime. Its lack of significant ranged weapons and relatively unimpressive amounts of armor (at least when compared to the other two CAS units shown in the anime) came as an initial surprise to Bit. Despite this, it became the one fielded first, and the most commonly used of the three armors. It was primarily used to counter Jack Cisco and his Lightning Saix, whose top speed was far higher than the Liger Zero's basic system. The Jager was not only able to keep up with Jack's Zoid, but also proved to be highly maneuverable as well. Its lack of power did prove to be a disadvantage, as it was unable to best Harry Champ's Iron Kong, the Fuma Team and their Neo Warsharks and was not deployed against Stoller's Elephander, who's melee weapons were considered to be too fast for the Jager to combat effectively. The Jager was also the only CAS to be used in a battle which the Blitz Team lost, as Bit was forced to surrender during his second battle with Jack Cisco.