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The mysterious Gryphon test Labor, with foldable wing packs attached.
The kit was built almost 100% OOB, I just added some details like hydraulic tubes or exhaust nozzles as extras. Overall I tried to stay true to the "real thing", in order to keep the sleek design as clean as possible.
As a technical highlight, I "implanted" a red LED in the head (power supply goes through the neck and back to two plugs for battery current) - the plugs also act as mounts for a display, so that the "Gryphon" can be posed in flying mode.
Painting was done with Tamiya Black, applied with a rattle can, and a coat of Humbrol semi-gloss varnish, also done with a rattle can. The result/finish is not perfect (a bit cloudy in some areas, pure Black is tricky...), but I stuck with it. No weathering was done, anything very simple, clean and straightforward.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V full interior. Actually this kit is Tamiya's Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI. But I didn't like the front bumper and its rear wing. Luckily a friend of mine have the Evo V rally version and willing to trade with Me. Bought in 1999. Finished in Tamiya Chrome Yellow, with white18" CR-Kai from Aoshima. Interior is done in German Grey and blue. Change the steering wheel to after market.
Finely built Revell 1-72nd scale helicopter built by Dilip Sethi to my specification colour scheme and registration. Well if I can never own a full sized "copter" . . . .
London transport Leyland Cub Interstation bus from 1937, 8 of these vehicles were built for LT and ran a service linking the mainline stations in London, the raised area at the rear was for luggage. They were the last petrol engine buses operated by LT. The model is a resin kit in 1/48th scale.
The air-landing "Helldiver" is built almost 100% out of the box - just some hydraulics were added inside of the opened air brakes on the lower legs, and the head received some hydraulic rams as added details.
Furthermore the cockpit hatch was with the pilot lifted high enough to have a look "out of the Labor's breast" - it's actually a 1:72 figure, but it's acceptable as a 1:60 Japanese person ;)
Painting was done with Tamiya Acrylics, and the kit slightly weathered/dusted.
The small diorama was built on a 8x8" base, with real wood pieces and real earth for the forest ground it is supposed to simulate. Additionally, some moss and foam leafs were used.
Tamiya scale model kit in 1/48th scale.
Model represented will be "Snortin'Bull' as flown by Capt. James Mulling, 507 Fighter Squadron, 404 Fighter Group, based at Saint-Trond airbase in 1944.
This is the Side Panel from the Box for the plastic model kit of Moonbase Alpha, from Space: 1999. This issue of the kit was around 1976. Made by FunDimensions.
This is one of the older kit boxes I have. I did build this kit, and did a creditable job. It was one of the first kits I really tried to detail out and didn't rush through. I liked the box art, but it was somewhat spoiled by the obtrusive logo. The nose art was a little titillating for a 12 year old, and would probably have never made it onto an American kit.
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i know i already snapped photos of roy, but i'm not to crazy about those. it's kinda hard to calm down the shine of the paint.
Soryu Asuka Langley lies in the snow under a christmas tree.
Hey, It's christmas season again! Ok, it's not but if you work on calendar for 2011 you've to take a december picture too.
Hope you like it - actual it's my first try with my new tilt and shift 90mm lense. Its totally awsome: Even with f6 you can get sharp from the head down to the legs. If you woundering about the figure: It's one of the model kit's I build and colored by myself. One of my better works ^^°
The air-landing "Helldiver" is built almost 100% out of the box - just some hydraulics were added inside of the opened air brakes on the lower legs, and the head received some hydraulic rams as added details.
Furthermore the cockpit hatch was with the pilot lifted high enough to have a look "out of the Labor's breast" - it's actually a 1:72 figure, but it's acceptable as a 1:60 Japanese person ;)
Painting was done with Tamiya Acrylics, and the kit slightly weathered/dusted.
The small diorama was built on a 8x8" base, with real wood pieces and real earth for the forest ground it is supposed to simulate. Additionally, some moss and foam leafs were used.