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Well, resurrected my star fighter I half way finished in the eighties, very basic paint job and no decals. I want to update it by opening up the canopies and detailing and lighting the cockpit and engines.
I did get it split apart last night and the cockpit out so now the fun begins. I'll post some pictures in the next couple of days.
John
On the Bench: 1/72 Ki-67, 1/48 T-38
1/144 AC-130, 1/72 AV-8A Harrier
Sounds like a cool project, John. Will be following with great interest.
Greg
George Lewis:
Looking forward to the photos. This was one of the first models I ever build. I used the old Testor's square bottles and didn't have any brushes so I used a cotton swab- had fuzz all over the thing!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Gamera Looking forward to the photos. This was one of the first models I ever build. I used the old Testor's square bottles and didn't have any brushes so I used a cotton swab- had fuzz all over the thing!
+1 on looking forward to the pictures!
I used to have the die-cast one when I was a bit younger - super cool with swing wings & "working" missiles. Sorry to say it, but I can remember being extremely envious one Christmas when I saw someone out playing with their inflatable remote control Twiki....
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Actually I guess I shouldn't say ALL over - since it was molded in white I didn't paint most of her. Only painted the engine pods with fuzzy silver and a few details here and there. Gee what a mess but I was proud of her!!!
I have some of the kit around somewhere, wonder if I can find it!
I used to have that kit when I was a kid. And yeah - I loved that TV show as well.
I was actually looking for my model of the space shuttle from 2001 a space Odyssey, I wanted to redo it with lights and repaint and I found bucks interceptor in a box of stuff and decided to work on it instead.
BlackSheepTwoOneFour I used to have that kit when I was a kid. And yeah - I loved that TV show as well.
Here's some pictures of what I have to work with.
Now the fun begins on how to redo the whole cockpit and add lights.
That's way nicer and cleaner than my old kit. I'd be tempted to try to rebuild mine but 75% of the parts are gone!
Looking forward to the cockpit detailing, I really don't remember much about how the interiors looked now.
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