Thom
-
Posts
5425 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Gallery
Everything posted by Thom
-
Nicely done!
-
The 'Hey look at this really cool model build I saw' post
Thom replied to Shawn's topic in Model kits
Okay, that would be not just cool, but kewl! -
Or do a combat dio where he had his arm blown off.
-
The 'Hey look at this really cool model build I saw' post
Thom replied to Shawn's topic in Model kits
That is so cool!! -
Looks great @pengbuzz Classic Optimus!
-
This is not the thread you are looking for... 😁
-
Both Flash and Supergirl were best in the crossovers, and though I don't mind a story line written around social issues, the way they did them was too blunt and ham-fisted. Shame, as I really liked Benoist's Supergirl. And yes, Diggle did 'become' a Lantern, though it was only referred to with teasing visuals and lines.
-
Made my first post Amazon Swindle purchase! Used them for the nice preview - and then bought the paperback on offer. And while I wait for it to arrive, I searched around and found a free epub version that is now in my Nook.
-
I don't think we know what the time frame is yet for this. Could be set after that is complete.
-
It is saying Live Action, which is good, IMO. If it was a cartoon I would be far less interested. And I really enjoyed the recent movie and would love if they could get a few actors from that, Lillis or Smith, Coleman or Page to have some prominent roles.
-
Glad to hear that Dungeons and Dragons, forgotten Realms looks like it will be coming to Netflix! Still early times, but Shawn Levy and Drew Crevello are on-board, and I really hope this comes about. I've never been a big gamer, but I really enjoyed the last movie and would love to see more set in that world, and really just more fantasy in general. (Still need to hear something more concrete about Eragon...) https://deadline.com/2025/02/dungeons-dragons-series-the-forgotten-realms-netflix-shawn-levy-1236288182/
-
@pengbuzz Color me intrigued!
-
Thank you! I'll have to check those out.
-
Yeah, I think I'm going to have to buy the 1/48 as a tester.
-
Yeah, I have a 1/48 Legios that I have (distant) plans of doing the same, and now maybe with a 1/48 VF-1 too. The one thing I don't like about the VF-1 is its small size. From when I was a kid, I just always thought it was comparabale in size to the Tomcat. Butr plant it next to a VF-0 or 25 and it looks dinky. IMO.
-
-
Never a big Lantern fan, but I'd probably binge this when it's all out.
-
Hello there, I am thinking about buying the 1/48 VF-1 kit, but I was wondering about size. Specifically, if someone could do a side-by-side with a 1/72 jet like the F-14, that would be great. Thom
-
The 'Hey look at this really cool model build I saw' post
Thom replied to Shawn's topic in Model kits
Baby got back! And yeah, I could mean the mecha...😜 -
Sad news indeed, esp in so shocking a way. RIP good sir, and Mrs. and doggo...
-
Nice VF @Cheese3!
-
As said, way too young! She's still young Dawn to me, c;mon! And found by her mother, that must have been devastating. RIP and Godspeed.
-
Been there for the first happy day being 'adopted' by the four-legged overseers all the way to the last... We know the highs and lows right along with you.
-
The thing is, we (I) can get so reliant on one service that I stop shopping around at other places. There's an ebook I bought just a short while ago on Amazon and looking around, I found and downloaded the epub for free. Not that I'm going to do that a lot, I'd rather pay for a book and give the author their due, but a free version of a book I've already bought? Okay. I should also shop around at Barnes and Noble as well, though I do stop in their local store every week.
-
@derex3592 Have fun with the compressor - after the remodelling! Should be all good and worth it in the end though. @pengbuzz Once again a cool build from PengYards! Just keep making your dreams a reality! @arbit You (and the Scion) did a great job! Hearing the opening soundtrack in my head. As to my project, I was able to mate the Tamiya intake trunking/nose gear well with the Hasegawa cowling. Was a bit of work with cutting and sanding and testing and adding back plastic... Not a good shot, but it is now a lot deeper than the Hasegawa part. Then I did a test fit and... uh oh... oh no! Somewhere in all the cutting and hacking, and a bent wing, the true went out the window! I stepped back from it for a night to thunk on the matter, then popped the Hasegawa 'insert' out from the belly and reglued it. It is now proud on one side and shamed on the other, but the inlet is more in-line as to what it should be. I'll need to 'adjust' its mating surface to take care of the rest - and then fill in that big depression on that one side and sand down the other... Just parr for the course I guess. Thom
