neptunesurvey

Did anybody do a recast of the launch arm from the dryl? I remember somebody talking about that on the old boards.

Do you have pictures of the gerwalk mode parts?

I would recommend something simple as well. The Hasegawa VF1 kits can be difficult. Pickup some plane models, any plane models, and practice on those. You can pick up some cheap ones at Walmart or Hobby Lobby.

Well done.

Sweet.

Nice idea. I should look into that.

Damn, if I knew about this sooner I would have come. I diffently could burn some of my United miles.

My oldest one is the Revell Orbot that I built back in 86 or 87.

Very nicely done.

Nice.

I do understand what Slamdunk is saying, but that is the price of having the popluar vote choose what they think is the best. This is also the best way to do an online modeling contest.

VF-2J?

And I thought I had a large model collection.

I personally like the 1/72 Variables. My first Macross/Robotech kit I built was a Revel 1/72 Variable. Here is a pic of it next to a Yamato 1/60.

I prefer to paint those on. It always seems to look better.

I've seen people use copper wire and styrene rods to make articulated fingers. I've been thinking about trying that on my Hasegawa battroid kit.

My first use of an airbrush was on a VF-2SS kit which is right here.

Great job!

Nice Job.

The 3 brown boxes on the bottom are Legioss/Treads as well.

I' forgot to add the Macross Cannon and Cruiser modes.

It looks like I'm not the only model addict. Here are some old pics of my model collection. I've added way to many kits to pull all that crap out of the closet again. I think have about 200 kits. Some of the most recent additions are 10 1/300th metal Invid Shock Troopers, 2 1/100 Zentraedi fighters, and a few more VF2SS kits.

I prefer the F4U.