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langy

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  1. thanks buddy, i really enjoyed doing this...makes me want to build some more..
  2. After seeing the awesome builds by RPC and Wouter, I decided to take the plunge and throw a bit of glue and paint at my first Gundam model.. I picked the 1/44 scale RCX-76-02 Guncannon, Mainly due to its old school military look, and the idea that I would alter the colour scheme from the customary grey blue to something a little more 'earthy'. so without further adieu I present my version of the RCX-76-02.
  3. Wow, now that is a brilliant build and dio, it's so good to see folks putting x-wings in various 'locations'.. would love to know how you did the various extras for the Dio, some stunning scratch building i'm guessing..
  4. Hello Again folks, having just downloaded 'Tapatalk' i was wondering if Britmodeller is available on it as i can't seem to find it ..
  5. Thanks Chief, The Blaster was painted satin black, the details were picked out with a little dry brushing with silver and with some graphite from a standard HB pencil,..(rub it over some sandpaper or a sanding stick, it'll create a pile of graphite dust...) applied by rubbing a finger into the powder and then applying to the surface...
  6. Well it's been a while, (had a bit of modelling mojo loss), but finally i've finished my Sandtrooper, the construction of this build couldn't have been simpler, And has been covered by other folk on here , for example Andy Moore, whose work has been an inspiration whilst working on the various Bandai stuff i've got stashed. The whole figure was assembled in sub sections where it was possible and then sprayed with a couple of coats of Vallejo SATIN varnish, weathering was mainly MiG engine oil for the darker coloured sand and smudges, and MiG Gulf war Sand weathering powders for the lighter tones, The supplied Decals were used for the various helmet markings, and the pauldron was painted with Vallejo Model Air 'aged white'. Base was covered in Tamiya surface texture 'paint' to which fine sand was added with copious amounts of watered down PVA glue, then painted in various sand/desert colours, and a few Model Builder grass tufts added for a bit of variety. He was finished in a style to replicate the Sandtrooper named as Davin Felth...'Look Sir !..Droids'. anyhoo, onto the pics. Comments appreciated..
  7. Thanks buddy, He's getting there slowly, go on you'll love it, it makes a nice change from a 'clean trooper' The sandy seems to come with a different 'helmet' trim, which is good as you can model it to replicate one of the various Sandtroopers in the film, It would appear that the extra parts are on the bottom of the sprue with the 'backpack' on..next to the pauldron..in the bottom middle of this pic, you also get a secondary helmet top to create the movable trim piece... I'm aiming to finish him to look like a trooper called 'Davin Felth', there's a wealth of info about the sandtroopers here, http://www.looksirdroids.com/index.htm
  8. Those 'extra' vinyl parts are for the other models, it's a generic sprue that fits all the figures..(at least i'm sure i read that somewhere), loving how clean he is, i'm throwing together the Sandtrooper, you can't beat a 'dirty trooper'.
  9. can a mod confirm if the pics are showing up on here or just the links to them? many thanks in advance
  10. i've recently completed Bandai's R2-D2 as R2-KT, The only real change from the Vanilla R2 was the pink colour, for that i used Tamiya X-17, the weathering was a few washes of Mig Abteilung engine grease, and Mig Gulf War Sand,
  11. managed to drop into the post office last week and collect my Kotobukiya Metal Gear Rex model. Got it for just over £130..(and an extra £12.12 in customs charges) which given the increasing rarity of the original kit was in my opinion a steal. i've wanted to build this since way back when i first played Metal Gear Solid on the playstation..
  12. this is a brilliant build indeed, gonna bookmark this for when i start mine, this has got to be one of the most accurate and realistic paint jobs i've ever seen on a bandai Slave One..
  13. brilliant work Andy, i just love the attention to detail you have,
  14. wow Andy i love this, if you didn't know it was 1/44 scale you'd instantly think it was 1/72 another excellent build.. big thumbs up fella
  15. thanks to everyone for the positive comments, i means a lot that such excellent builders like yourselves like what i've done...
  16. Christ Andy, this build is awesomely stunning, having just spent the last hour pouring over your WiP I'm gobsmacked at how you've done such a brilliant job with it, the various techniques and differing paintwork take this from being a standard build to 'THE X-WING BUILD'. brilliant work buddy..
  17. totally knocked it out of the park Andy, i just love how different and yet so right this looks. i am sooo gonna borrow some of your idea when i get around to throwing glue and paint at mine..
  18. I'm loving this, the colour really works well , i would agree about using a pale dust wash, it would make all the various panels pop out and give him/her/it added depth, keep up the good work...(p.s. i' also waiting for AndyRM101 to throw some paint at his..)
  19. Here's a few pics of my version of Red 5, The overall build of the kit has been covered in brilliant detail by the likes of Andy Moore and other folks on here so i'm not going to bore you with it..but if you are on the fence about purchasing one for your collection, then i can highly recommend doing so... the build took about three months..(on and off).. One thing i'd like to add is 'don't get too hung up about the basecoat colours of these ships, by the time you've finished the original basecoat will completely change colour' Anyhoo...here's the pictures.. Basecoat...
  20. WOW....WOW.....WOW !!! Andy this is brilliant, i just love the base and the weathering on the trooper, i've bookmarked your build for guidance when i start mine, just finished 3po and taking a break for a week before i start again, top work indeed fella,
  21. This is looking excellent so far Andy, it's such a pity after the fine moulding work Bandai have done on these kits, they let themselves down with poor quality decals, looking forward to the next update
  22. looking good so far Andy, i've already used you AT-ST build as a guide for mine, ..(just waiting on the base to dry) also ordered one of these . so i'll be watching closely. top work indeed fella
  23. having just picked one of these up from Hannants @ colindale i'll be closely following this build for tips, looking good so far.
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