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jamnett I tried to add a photo but I've never done it before and still figuring the procedure out. Maybe that works???
I tried to add a photo but I've never done it before and still figuring the procedure out.
Maybe that works???
Works indeed! Excellent work.
The base you did is very good. I like the molding/trim on the wall, it's a nice touch.
Is that the kit table, or one you made yourself? Again, very nice. If that's the kit part, could you share how you painted it?
I have that kit, but haven't done any real work on it. Are there any signifigant pitfalls I should look for when building it?
Thats pretty cool. I like it, normally id say too clean, but the invisible man is a non wartime character, and clothes weren't a big thing, so nice clean looks is pretty much perfect in my book. I like the background too, sets it off nicely.
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Huzzah! Much thanks to members for instructions. You are much more helpful than either photobucket or fotki.
I decided to take the plunge into figure kits, mainly horror and sci-fi. I began with the Moebius Frankenstein, the Bride of Frankenstein version, then tried my hand with the Invisible Man. I consider myself a slightly experienced model builder, but not really highly skilled yet. Just wanted to say that really liked doing this one even better and I hope they release the Bela Lugosi Dracula kit this year.
It seemed a little too open to me so I added a wall to the rear with some paneling. My results aren't contest winning but not bad for my amount of experience.
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