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    You will see her in tank + panties in the end, unfortunately she has morphed into a space jockey by then.
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    My Moebius Galactica just left the workbench dry dock. I posted some photos here
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    Lemme revive this thread with pics of my recently finished Moebius Models kit - Ladies & Gentlemen, meet The Bucket. Not overly large, but a great display piece. Painted with Tamiya acrylics and metalized with Kosutte Powder. Now let's frak some Cylons...
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    Let's hope it was a demonstration of their "active stealth" device.
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    This is "Ridley Scott intense", not "Joss Whedon intense". - I just had the idea that the Prometheus crashing into the alien ship is actually David's work, not Janek's. You know, crew & ship are expendable. Especially when the corporate representative has jumped the ship.
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    Mothership?
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    From Hobby Japan, Wave Eta + Iota + a new sketch.
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    Pics of the parts from Dengeki Hobby
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    IAI's Harop UAV. Looks like an aerial Klingon vessel.
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    Chestburster -> Headburster And now the baby SJ's chest armor is opening instead of closing?
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    Snakes on a starship!
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    I worked on vinyl, polystyrene and polyurethane resin kits, and I don't see why it shouldn't work on the toys. But check other toy modder's threads for the recommended primer and colors.
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    The character actually was modeled after the actress Charlotte Rampling. Looks like they also included some american superhero genes.
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    Amazing to see the results of your long work. I guess that's the 1/100 model?
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    Also, a tiltrotor plane can travel at hypersonic speed, and the A-10 is capable of WWI style dogfighting and goes down in a spiral of flames when hit. As shown in Charlie's Terminator: Full throttle salvation.
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    My experiences: Absolutely go for airbrushing, it will open a new dimension in modeling to you. Invest in a good compresor (with water trap) rather than a fancy airbrush. I have two high-end double acion ABs from my airbrush illustration era, and have almost never used them for my model work. My workhorse is a Badger 350 (about 40$), easy handling & cleaning and unbreakable. Check out my models here, all painted with the badger and Tamyia acrylics: http://www.flickr.com/photos/romansland/collections/72157628084123703/
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    x2 The same could be said about sea-based carriers.
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    Last week I was hiking in the french Alps, and while on a hiking path at 1200 m, I had the pleasure of witnessing two Mirage 2000 making a pass through the Canyon of Verdon below me (the valley ground is at 900 m at this point). The area is not totally unpopulated, so I'm not sure this was a regular drill, but it was an awesome "Chevaliers du Ciel" moment.
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    From what I get from the trailers, the Prometheus goes into pursuit of the Alien ship right after it's takeoff from the underground base and rams it while still in the atmosphere, so I think it all happens on the same planet.
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    Picture rush! Speaking of 2001: Prometheus glory: Are there streets on the planet? And this one is a real mystery. Note the injury.
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    Wow the russian dub makes it even eerier! And the David video has a certain 2001ish feel to it. Great stuff.
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    http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/sony_pictures/looper/ Bruce Willis traveling in time again, and it looks very promising.
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    Well, it's still bigger than a 1/72 F-16 kit.
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    Am I the only one who thinks that the film hasn't aged well and would already be forgotten without the Arnie cult factor? Just like the PKD story, it had a brilliant concept, but lacked in execution. I don't expect the new film to be any better, but at least it has Jessca Biel's assets.
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