Being Thoughts on Eccentric Processes: A Work by an Amateur
Got all the stuff! All I want to use. I find the True Details set a little frustrating though. No mark for what is what...have to figure it all out on your own.
Washed...that is some good honey, which makes a fine drying...stand...
Primed in Model Master flat black, from a rattle can. YES. I leave it in the sprue...I am ssshhaaakky.
Some of the PE. A bit of Drum Halfzware Shag provides scale.
The same PE, but with a 125mg Anti-Gas pill and a razor blade.
Lacquer coat! With a book in it.
Some of the black showed through! I did it! Kind of.
Belly-window?...I just can't get the masking straight. I give up.
Really messed up the canopy...
I'm gonna call this a "temporary" canopy
A First-Aid Kit...inside is a tiny IOU for the morphine.
Gotta get better at this...
Instrument panel. The photo isnt blurry...its the parts that are blurry.
Another blurry photo with yellow/green light. You're welcome.
Interior paint and stuff...getting nervous.
I am a chair, here is a chair.
Belly-window installed, PART II!
What the tiny man will look at.
Ibid...
Getting there...
I am a lot taller than this...
DONE
DONE
DONE
DONE
DONE
This end might be too good for this model...
Mmm...tasty.
Where we all end up...
Yeah.
Comments
2 January 2015, 23:44
Ian AdamsThat makes me cry thinking about the patience that requires. Well done!
8 January 2015, 04:25
Ian AdamsIs the anti-gas pill for scale or a comment on how this model makes you feel?
13 January 2015, 04:38
Es-haq KhosraviGreat job! Did you start modeling in September 2014?! You are very fast and talented!
14 January 2015, 14:22
Es-haq KhosraviYou are very talented! Well done! Which one is your first model?
14 January 2015, 14:26
Leif AdamsThe Revell Dauntless with the dodgy paint and decals would be my first real model.
14 January 2015, 15:02
