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Polar Lights Spider-man model. Built in 2008. I used various techniques of dry brushing, washes and chalk pastels. I didn't like the plastic web that came with the model, it looked like a flower trellis, so I painted some cheese cloth to make the web. I used crackle paint on the banister and kickboard on the stairway. I used a fine point Sharpie pen to fill in the web pattern on Spidey and finished everything off with a matte sealer.
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ナイト・オブ・ゴールド (ゴールドメッキタイプ)
Scale: 1/144
Company: Wave (ウェーブ)
Material: Plastic (プラスチック)
Paints used: X28 Park Green, Future
Mecha Monday: MPD Type 07-III Special vehicle Patrol Nacchin
First time ever building a mech, the last couple of photos are the some of the reference images I used to replicate the model kit. I have recently been enjoying watching multiple gundam shows, which lead me onto the gunpla model kits. Picked up a couple of kits are to finding reviews on @zakuaurelius YouTube channel. One of the kits that was reviewed was the Nacchin tank. The design caught my eye so I figured let’s have a go!
I used the gunpla kits I picked up last year as reference for articulation ideas while rewatching the YouTube review aswell and I’m super stoked with the result. Even managed to articulate it in such a way that it can balance on one cheese slope foot!
#mechamonday #nacchin #nacchintank #kotobukiya #zakuaurelius #plamo #gunpla #lego #legomoc #moc #mecha #legoinstagram #legoinsta #tankroku #legomech #builderssupportbuilders #afol #modelkit
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エンゲージオクターバーSR3 「ジェイド・テンプル」
Scale: 1/144
Company: Wave (ウェーブ)
Material: Plastic (プラスチック)
Paints used: Mr. Hobby SG07 Deep Green, X10 Gun Metal, X12 Gold Leaf, Testor Black enamel, Mr. Super Clear Gloss, Future
Ever since I was a kid, I've loved Jeeps, and a great deal of that has to do with Jurassic Park.
This isn't the exact model (Wrangler YJ) that was used in the film, but is the Wrangler Rubicon in 1/25th scale.
I painted it up and applied some mud (acrylics mixed with white glue, and pastels). I also made it so the doors open, which was not included in the model. I had to cut the doors off and use some small hinges (from a cheap pair of sunglasses) to make the doors actually function. If I do another, I'll do this again, and make the trunk area open too.
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" . . . .