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Waterworlds Hellfire Gunboat 1/35
I fell in love with his beast as soon as I seen it and pondered for many years about making it, I bit the bullet over 2 years ago and began construction with only a dozen or so screen grabs from the movie to work withThe quad 50 was sourced from an Academy M35A1 Gun Truck kit , unable to find the right model Peterbuilt in 1/35 or 32 I bought a die cast toy truck from Wish and hacked into it with the dremelThe barge was scratch built with Evergreen sheeting and odds and sods.Unable to find suitable Pelican cases for the truck tray I stuck 2 together end on end and made a mold and cast 6 of them, all the tyres on the paddle wheel were also cast in resin from silicon molds I madeThe base water effect is the good old tollet paper and PVA glue method and just came out great for a first effort , the whole model was first sprayed by rattle can in Dulux Rust Effect which has a great texture , I made my own washes from thinned down paints and every type of rust colour including MIG , Lifecolour and Tamiya paints, most of the the colours were hand mixedThe model took well over a year and a half to complete in my spare time , icluding being packed up and moved house and sat on the bench for months getting stared at while waiting for my mowjoe to come back but I was happy how it came out I have even had an offer by the Waterworld show in Hollywood to buy the model , I dont think I could part with it and its so delicate it would be hard to get to Hollywood in one piece from AustralaIf you would like to see the build log then follow the older posts back from my modelling blog
My modelling blog http://anzacplastic.blogspot.com/
Extremely well done! Great work!
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Timothy Kidwelltkidwell@firecrown.comEditorScale Model BrandsFirecrown Media
That is fantastic! One of my favorite parts of the movie. Really well done - you have some serious skills there friend!
Thanks,
John
That is so cool; amazing work. Thanks for sharing it.
Stunningly incredible work! The weathering effects are awe inspiring. You should write up an article about your techniques for one of the modeling magazines/sites.
TJS
Really good work there. Now, can you make the catamaran too?
Thanks for the comments
ikar01 Really good work there. Now, can you make the catamaran too?
Oh WOW!!! Beautiful work with the modifications and the weathering looks spot on!
Just friggin' awesome!!!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
That's a true labor of love. A magnificent piece!
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Wow, amazing. I don't remember much about this movie, I last saw it maybe 15 years ago.
Thats fantastic. I like it very much.
Fantastick work.
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