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Built this great kit over a week or so. Typical Bandai quality and fit. I opted not to use most of the blue hull markings. Since the whole ship was primered I had to repaint the blue hull stripes anyways. I only used the wing hash decals. Everything else was matched to the blue of the decals and painted by hand. I did not go heavy on the weathering opting instead to go for a cleaner, less abused, look. The base was covered in model railroad sand and glued down with diluted Elmers White craft glue. The stock ship support was replaced with clear acrylic rod.
Wow, that's just cool! I can tell the engines are a little different from the original X-Wing, is the fusilage a little longer and slimmer?
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The canopy on the T-70 is longer and the nose cone is also longer than on the T-65, however the overall lenght of the ships are the same. This gives the appearance of the T-70 being stubbier. I'll post a comparison pic of the two next to each other tonight after work.
Here are some shots comparing the T-70 to the original T-65. Both are the Bandai kits.
Hey neat thanks! I'd noticed some of the differences but side by side they really pop out. I'm not a big SW fan but I might have to pick up one, guess I'm more a fan of the fighters than the Falcon plus it would be a little easier to handle.
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