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Thom

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  1. Forgive the blurriness of the image. I do have an unbuilt AMT kit, so I unboxed it for a comparison shot. So, maybe a little larger than 1/72...
  2. Not usually, though that may be where I saw it as well, and decided to buy one for meself.
  3. She's almost there @SpacePirateNeko! A little tape and a little paint and all done. And though this is not a model, I bought the Star Wars Micro Galaxy N-1. Eight inches long from the muzzles to the tip of the tail, it looks to be almost right on 1/72 and has some really nice detail. It includes Djin and Grogu, though Grogu is not removable, set in his high chair under the dome. Djin has a removable jet pack and can be sat in the cockpit. The only draw back is that, since it is a toy, there are screw holes on the bottom as well as trademark info stamped into the plastic. It does have gear too, though they almost disappear when retracted. Though it is a toy, I see it as a nice alternative to the new Revell 1/24, with the added bonus that it can sit comfortably beside the 1/72 Bandai range. Thom
  4. Nice! That alphabet key is a nice touch. Mine is waiting for shipping from the warehouse.
  5. Season 2 was the best one. Season 3 could have been great, except for all the already posted reasons. The Burn could have been a truly compelling story, but just ended up being a child's tantrum. Maybe I'll watch this last one if I'm bored enough.
  6. From here @Urashiman it looks like you are doing it very well!
  7. Looks like they are kicking it up a couple of notches.
  8. Just enjoy the movies in all their escapist splendor!
  9. Despite me not liking prequels, this does look good.
  10. Thom

    1/72 F-203

    @sc_planet That?! Why, that's just a dirty maintenance panel!😉
  11. I don't know myself, but I've seen several pilot reaction vids to this movie, and most of the pilots reacting to it know what the hand signals mean.
  12. I could love you! (in a totally platonic, friend/friend, man-bros way.😉)
  13. Unfortunately, the best decisions often lead to the shortest stories.
  14. ...or, dreaming of ILM, circa 1976! Seen on another site, Hiroshi Sumi recreates the ILM studio that made so many of our now iconic spacecraft! I can't understand most of what he says, but it is quite the little journey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQyLf8xHhDE
  15. Thom

    1/72 F-203

    That is a great looking plane! Sure, we all have those little 'woopsies' on our builds, but don't beat yourself up over it. In the Grand Scheme of All Modelling, that is a slight one! Good job!
  16. Gladiator was one thing, it was almost entirely fictional and you could go wherever you wanted with it. Take the entire thing and place it on another planet in a star-spanning empire, and it wouldn't have changed a bit of it. But when you set a story on an actual person's shoulders, the film makers need to keep embellishments to a bare minimum. Tell the history and let it lead, and try to keep the need to put a personalized spin on it, out of it. I haven't seen the movie and don't plan on it, but hearing how it jumps along like a skip-montage and perhaps was meant to be almost humorous(?) certainly was not the way to go. And please, no more with the sex scenes! All that is is just a cheap gimmick when good story telling falls through.
  17. Why am I suddenly imaging a clip of quick-cut scenes played to the tune of Benny Hill!?
  18. Not really. Admittedly, I have not seen Rebels (yet) but Thrawn here came across as a pretty good character. A nice change from overbearing, bombastic villains, he was thoughtful and proactive. I hope they keep up with that in season 2.
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