Video game builds?

Nope, but have thought about building my fav aircraft  in IL2 (me109G-6 with my logo on the cowling) 

A perspective dio sounds interesting, anything to to with the collage group build?

give it a try!  

I am about to start it sometimes soon...

Red Orchestra is the name of the game.. one of the most realistic WWII games.

I'm in a realism group there... a "unit" which is the same as a "clan" exepct strict rules, authentic tactics, one life battles, authentic ranking, etc.etc.etc..  So just highly realistic and authentic.  Panzerschütze Erwin Kretschmer here!

so yeah, I'm a tank driver. Therefore inspired about tanking....   And my 3 years with a tankcommander from Belgium, have really gone deep in my mind..  I have a big dream of once making films.. Starting the dream as a filmphotographer.   So yeah, I am already working on a screenplay for that... "Panzerjugend"  If interested, I could show any of you my work so far.. PM in that case

Back on topic though, I am soon starting it. As soon as I get a great idea and money and models!

My friend John Tyson scratchbuilt a Havoc Gunship from the video game "G-Police" on the PS1.

He made the master from balsa wood, styrene sheet and aluminum foil. Then he recast the whole thing in resin.

Awesome, a friend of mine scratched one of the enemies from Zone of the Enders.

http://www.bakuc.com/modeler/deathworld_dragon/2557

Cosmic J wrote:

My friend John Tyson scratchbuilt a Havoc Gunship from the video game "G-Police" on the PS1. He made the master from balsa wood, styrene sheet and aluminum foil. Then he recast the whole thing in resin.

Terrific Stuff.  I remember that game actually!  It was in one of the demo discs I got on a magazine.  

Yeah, it was a really good game. I still have my copy, but I haven't played it in awhile.

Another friend of mine says (when we find a relatively good game) "Yeah, it's good, but it ain't G-Police..."

I'm still rockin' the PS2. Dozens of games I want to play but haven't gotten around to yet. I've been looking at the Ace Combat series. You recommend them?

Cosmic J wrote:

Yeah, it was a really good game. I still have my copy, but I haven't played it in awhile. Another friend of mine says (when we find a relatively good game) "Yeah, it's good, but it ain't G-Police..." I'm still rockin' the PS2. Dozens of games I want to play but haven't gotten around to yet. I've been looking at the Ace Combat series. You recommend them?

 if you want pretty kul games on the ps2 still, i'd say go for the ace combat stuff.  4 was pretty nice.  but ace combat 5 really brought it up a notch with the graphics (I am talking the Gran Turismo 3 outclassing GT2 type of updates) and a fairly kul storyline.  There is even a full replay for the entire combat sequence after you finish which was really nice.

I am always inspired by the Halo series and recently Fallout 3. Also lots of zombie movies and post apocalypse style stuff like the Mad Max movies and also Children of Men. I like doing urban scenes a lot now and I just started working on my big project again. Heres a link if anyone is interested in taking a look.

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Hey smeagol how goes the Team Fortress build? That was a cool project, very original. Oh and I just remembered I modified a few figures a while back to look like the marines from Halo, some 1/72 modern German infantry, modded the G36 into battle rifles.

G-Police!!!! Oh dear lord how I LOVED that game!!!

That was just awsome..  That walker and that plane was my favorites forever! I still got my copy!! =)

But my favorite game ever was on the PS1... too sad I can't remember it's name... was something similar to Amazone or similar.. anyone?

It was a click and watch type of game... You got one area, then you draged the cursor around to find new places to go or items to pick up... The entire game was about rescuing some kind of bird egg...  It is my all time favorite, I can't find my copy...  And I'd love to finish it...

It was rather awsome... Had to find coordinates using the sun and different types of optical equipment, etc.etc...   Anyone? =)

i once scratchbuilt a small model of a ship from the game 'super wing commander' that i had on 3DO platform (thats a 32-bit console before playstation came out).

i also once did all the cars from the game "Need for Speed" (ie the original in that series).

Pix? maybe (not online).

i was looking through my photos and found this

the game is "ToeJam & Earl" released on the megadrive (genesis). it's a scratchbuild concoction made from body filler and balsa-wood. (while photographing it, the top 'pod' fell off).

luckily i've got that pic on my other webserver

ToeJam and Earl's "Righteous Rapmaster Rocketship"

I while ago I built a small dio/vignette of a StarCraft Terran Space Marine in a trench on the desert planet Korhal.  I can't claim that the marine is scratchbuilt, though, it was an old Academy kit if I remember correctly.

Academy 1/30th scale.  Had a space marine and the Hydralisk, though the hydra had alot wrong with it, specificly alot of vinyl parts.

Its a good dio, I saw it before and I like it, though, that marine is definatly going to die, a trench might be good cover vs other marines, but other then that, hes so dead.

In other news, im dieing here, still searching in vain to find that marine kit...

Not really scratch built... and not really my favorite video game of all time. They were  going to get a base but I never got around to it...

This was the Delta Squad from Conflict: Desert Storm

Terrible game, horrible tactics and a crazy plot- didn't make a bit of sense, but it was fun for rainny days after school with my neighbor.

Did some minor mixing and matching of parts and this was my first time with Magic Sculpt, so I enjoy the results. I say go for the forced perspective idea, sounds cool to me!

smeagol the vile wrote:

Academy 1/30th scale.  Had a space marine and the Hydralisk, though the hydra had alot wrong with it, specificly alot of vinyl parts. Its a good dio, I saw it before and I like it, though, that marine is definatly going to die, a trench might be good cover vs other marines, but other then that, hes so dead. In other news, im dieing here, still searching in vain to find that marine kit...

 Yup.  Not sure what a waist high trench is gonna' do for him against a full blown wave of Zerg. 

I was kind of imagining the opening cutscene to StarCraft: Broodwar where the battlecruisers up above make the executive decision to abandon all groundforces, leaving them to be slaughtered in a last ditch defence.

But I guess it's better than nothing.  I found mine on Ebay, took about a month and a half to ship all the way from Hong Kong, and the shipping cost more than the winning bid. 

that is the way it goes, but you got the kit, thats all that matters.

honestly, he would do well against most zerg, depending on if he had a firebat in there with him, or he was alone, its against certain zerg, the lurkers specificly, that would tear him appart

I'm glad you ask this because I had the idea of doing a small dio base on the famous PC game Half-life (2)

I'm not much into sci-fi, but the vehicule that i'm doingis in the game never the less, it isn't a drop ship that looks like a flying whale, or a insect like gunshi, or even the combine armor truck and helicopter. Its Alexy's coppter, the one she fix up at the end of episode 2, until her father got killed by what appears to be a flying robot larva that has supernatural powers.

Anyways, the coppter that she has is in fact a helicopter model that exist, its a soviet Mi-8 hip, I beleive, it shouldn't be too hard to to make, but to show that its in half life I would add gordon freeman and Aley, maybe even dog. The helicopter is important, not just is were Alexy father dies but the helicopter will probaly be use in episode 3, which should be release in episode 3.

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I miss dog, I feel like playing Hl2 again just to see him, though, I dont want to do ravenholm, or the antlion den.

Though, I had the same idea, to do a scene of a resistance medic making sure a combine soldier is dead

Hi,

I've not quite built diorama of Videogames, but I have used some Videogame textures to create Dioramas:

For the 1st Diorama I used some Textures grabbed from a couple of Star Wars games, plus some other sources as well!

 For the second Diorama I used loads of textures from the Quake 2 game.

Here are the links to my 2 posts:

The DEATH STAR: /forums/1099895/ShowPost.aspx

Star Base 1: /forums/1099904/ShowPost.aspx