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Oh man it looks nice..I am also working on it..and have had the worst time trying to erase the seam lines with putty. Terrible fit on the molds...and some of the corners and curves on the model are almost impossible to putty because of the scale... I want to paint it in a way that gives the illusion of a massive size mecha..but it's going to be a while before i get there...

Could I just see new picks of this suckers..? I actually like the slightly upgraded design...

looks like a nice build. Hope you keep us tracked on your advance.. the best way to paing is doing sub-assemblies and paint them before the main assemblies what you have to keep in mnind are that you have to make pre fittings and probably modifications to figure out how things should work better for you. follow "master" WM Cheng step by step treads and you get lots of insights on how to build and paint models the right way... http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?...69&hl=cheng

I think Grayson , or Chris B. can answer that question easily since I believe they have the worderfest kits. I also wanted to have one but never found someone to buy it for me.Is the only one made at 1/72 scale Oh life is so unfair....

I also have and unbuilt recast which I probably keep for a little while ... ...until they cost like $1000 that is...

I had redone some of the old pics I had in reserve..so now a more semi-professional look.. 1/144s 1/72 cats eye and a booty shot of the bug eye's scout

So what happened?? you were supposed to make it transform....

yeap, we have seen it about 100 times by now..

Yeah the Imai conversion was the first I made; but I only used the slide arm system from it. Most of it still is a couple of hasegawa kits. The second 2 you saw on an old post were for comission and I did them using the technique you applied on yours which I also follow them from the same magazine. In the end I found out it was the simplest and less brain bugging way to go. Best part is that it took me half the time than what took to build the first one. My suggestion is that you can only learn by trying.

This is one of my favorites walk convertions and the first Gerwalk I made using the same magazine gidelines. Just keep in mind I am not trying to sabotage this tread but just show the potential...especially for the newbies that might have missed my old treads. enjoy..

gorgeo; well done... same mods I did to mine but I originally use the old Imai's/arii's models modifying the Hase leg joint was as much work but worth it in the end...

I refuse to use the mighty Coke bottle to strip the paint from a model. What a flasfemy to waste a can of good soda that way....

Great; just what we llike to hear.... In another news I just received the kit I got from the auction I won at Ebay from Neograde. For startes the Neograde box in gorgeous, It looks like a shoe box but the texture and colors are enchanting ( If I was a girl I would fall in love with it). The packaging of the resin is well done in several layers of bubble wrap and inflated plastic bags, very secure to survive shipping from Hong Kong. The bigger pieces are individually wraped and the casting is top quality from what I could see. Since I didn't open the individual bags because I won't build this sucker for a while; I could not see it with detail. But I can tell this guys are proud of their work and show it well...

sure; let's put some wings on the sucker and let's make it fly...it should be easy

Darned!! , I paid full price for the sucker...

Turkey is considered a delicacy back home and therefore expensive. Plus I am not crazy about turkey to start with; rather have chicken or fish.. Everyone have a good thanksgiving evening with whatever you put on your mouth.. I am gratefull I can at least have breakfast every morning..

That's awesome work there and the picture is soooo well taken...Kudos to you man..

Looking great; ..and all of this in 1/72 scale..?? Bless your heart man... bring it on...

I assume that you know the process involved on making them... There are a few guys here who know how to do them but do not not mass produce them. I am sure there's people here who would like access to them at some point or another since it might be a better choice than sand the suckers for a half hour nonstop.. Also there might be an interest on making replacements for the current Club-M figthers and some others of the VF's..

This is one of the best treads I have ever seen in this forums keep the suggestions coming

SDF-1 movie version for me...

I'll be the same I was last year...the all mighty Tooth Fairy... My students get a kick of it when I tell them that...they'll never see me wearing a tutu...

I did once a couple of years back and bought a 1/72 VF-4 or the VF-2ss they did a pretty good job shipping the item quickly just like Hobby search 1999...

Whoa in 1/2000 !??? it will be big..when is the "Brittai" Nupetietzs ship coming along??

I didn't know they cost that much now a days!! ... I also got my little paws on one...I think I became an instant "millionare" Now I wonder how expensive the model becomes after it's build up...??