Joe Brown returns this week with his scratchbuilt Whitestar. I built a maquette of the White Star mainly to see what kind of problems I would have with a larger effort. The Shadow vessel is just something that I’m playing with as I’m waiting for other glued parts to set. This was sort of
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Been out in the garage tonight working on some more details for the PL Jupiter 2 interiors. Afraid I’m going anal with this one & really digging into the details! Here are some pics I took this evening. Note the “inspiration DVD playing! Just finished the Atomic clock unit for the Vector Tape panel. All
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A standard AMT bird of prey kit with no modifications. I did however want something a little different, thus the unusual paint scheme and distressing. All parts were hand painted and then the entire model received a dirty wash and burnishing to age it. Before anyone says it, I know it should have battle damage
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Alexander Rivera and designer Eric Chu will be producing this 1:32 scale finished model, the FS-1. This miniature is scheduled to debut at Wonderfest and will be limited to 25 models. It will be equiped with lights and spinning propellers for flight mode. Contact Alex for more details at falcondesigns@aol.com
I’ve been reposting a number of the old On The Bench pages, and tonight I came upon this one. Back in 2004, Marc King built a pattern for 1313 Mockingbird Lane, which was produced as a resin kit by Creature Arts. Given that Moebius Models is producing a very similar kit, you might find this
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I thought I’d send you some photos of a few of the many models I have built over the years in case you wanted to show them on your site. All of the models featured here are entirely scratch built. The X-Wing from Star Wars is Mainly plastic card and Perspex with kit
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Back to the Introduction Previous Page The stern of the completed fifty-seven inch long DeBoer Hull SEAVIEW kit. Note the two fixed horizontal vanes in the nozzle of each propulsion tube – they are angled to deflect the jet flow upwards. This needed to counter the ‘nose down’ moment produced by the shape of the
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