won this at a show .

ok I need to put my two cents in with this kit from 1994 mongram kit the squidmarine 

Gamera

 

Sprue-ce Goose

 

 

Real G

So far, I think the clock and amoeba are the two contenders for the title!

 

 

 

 

.........combining the two would make a good inspiration for a 1950s style Sci-Fi B movie, too! 

 

 

 

 

A time-traveling amoeba??? 

 

BTW: I hope the amoeba isn't life-sized. I'd need a stronger Opti-visor... 

 

It would be interesting to photograph.

Sprue-ce Goose

 

Bish

........... There is a conversion for this in 1/32nd...............

 

 

 

 

I half expected you to say: "There's an app for that..........."

 OTOH......I have been doing a lot of Smart Phone specification shopping lately.........

 

Whats an app

mustang1989

 

 

Sprue-ce Goose

 

mustang1989

So far as far as I'm concerned, this has to be the wildest one yet right here fellas.....

I'm just trying to figure out just where the hell I'd put a crazy  build like this among my display items....

 

 

 

 

In whatever room ya use to play doctor? 

 

Right? lol

Get the Moebius 1/32 scale Proteus and build it 'flying' under the amoeba. 

Gene Beaird,
Pearland, Texas

Sprue-ce Goose

 

 

Real G

So far, I think the clock and amoeba are the two contenders for the title!

 

 

 

 

.........combining the two would make a good inspiration for a 1950s style Sci-Fi B movie, too! 

 

A time-traveling amoeba??? 

BTW: I hope the amoeba isn't life-sized. I'd need a stronger Opti-visor... 

Real G

So far, I think the clock and amoeba are the two contenders for the title!

 

.........combining the two would make a good inspiration for a 1950s style Sci-Fi B movie, too! 

Bish

........... There is a conversion for this in 1/32nd...............

 

I half expected you to say: "There's an app for that..........."

 OTOH......I have been doing a lot of Smart Phone specification shopping lately.........

So far, I think the clock and amoeba are the two contenders for the title!

Bish

 

 

tempestjohnny

Joe I bought this in the mid 90's from a company that is no longer around.  This thing was huge. I think the wingspan was around 28"   Here is a pic of a pic. This is on my picnic table to give you a size idea.

 

 

 

 

There is a conversion for this in 1/32nd.One of these days i just might have to do it.

 

I have the Hobby Boss and that version of the BV 141.the Hobby Boss one is way better.

tempestjohnny

Joe I bought this in the mid 90's from a company that is no longer around.  This thing was huge. I think the wingspan was around 28"   Here is a pic of a pic. This is on my picnic table to give you a size idea.

 

There is a conversion for this in 1/32nd.One of these days i just might have to do it.

Sprue-ce Goose

 

mustang1989

So far as far as I'm concerned, this has to be the wildest one yet right here fellas.....

I'm just trying to figure out just where the hell I'd put a crazy  build like this among my display items....

 

 

 

 

In whatever room ya use to play doctor? 

 

Hey... been doing good.. busy.. but good..

mustang1989

So far as far as I'm concerned, this has to be the wildest one yet right here fellas.....

I'm just trying to figure out just where the hell I'd put a crazy  build like this among my display items....

 

In whatever room ya use to play doctor? 

I guess this would be my weirdest:

And quite possibly my coolest too!

Those things are monsters. If I had the chance to buy one big kit it would be between this one or a 1/48 scale He-177.

Joe I bought this in the mid 90's from a company that is no longer around.  This thing was huge. I think the wingspan was around 28"   Here is a pic of a pic. This is on my picnic table to give you a size idea.

You must love your cat is all I gotta say. My dog would have been one dead duck! lol

Gamera

 

 

 

TJ: You just saved the resin mid-wing section and not the rest?

 

p38jl

someone say zombie ??

 

Bish

 

Sprue-ce Goose

 

Bish

 

 

mustang1989

I'll revive an old thread I started in 2012 when I first got on with FSM. I always thought this thread was alot of fun as I've seen some really oddball kits out there.

 

Deifinatly a thread thats worth breathing fresh life into. Be nice to see what new subjects we can add.................

 

 

 

I'd like to know if this thread qualifies as a "zombie" thread..........

 

 

 

 

MMMMM, good question, but i would say no. Its been less than 2 years and it was revived by the original poster.

However, we could start a thread and discuss it

 

This.............

would be one of the coolest additions to any model display area. A 1/48 scale He-111Z. Where did you come up with that at?

So far as far as I'm concerned, this has to be the wildest one yet right here fellas.....

I'm just trying to figure out just where the hell I'd put a crazy  build like this among my display items....

Gamera: Now those are some wild kits!!!!

Real G: I'm going to end up with one of those Haunebu kits. It was the reason for my avatar change a couple of weeks back. Very interesting right along with that Skoda....

allan

 

 

Gamera

Lol Allan, not sure I'd say I was 'into' such things but I find that the Japanese make such a thing hilarious and had to have them. I've only seen them on HobbyLink Japan where was looking for some Japanese soldier figures and came across them (HONEST!!!) 

LINK

At the same time I was looking for a good book on Japanese army uniforms and found about two- and five or so on schoolgirl uniforms...

 

 

 

 

 

Yeah, of course, I never said you were into it. Im not into it as well, I just, like you, find them, well, hilarious. lol.

So, books about Japanese schoolgirl uniforms, huh?  lol.

 

Nope, my 'thing' is more for Korean Cowgirls...

TJ: You just saved the resin mid-wing section and not the rest?

My weirdest isn't so much a kit but a conversion.  I have a resin wing for a 1/48 He111Z to go with two Revellogram He111 kits.  I built this year's ago but was damaged beyond repair when one of my cats knocked it off the shelf.  Was able to save the center wing and miscellaneous little parts. Will one day build this again. This is pictured with a 1/48 Bf109

Gamera

Lol Allan, not sure I'd say I was 'into' such things but I find that the Japanese make such a thing hilarious and had to have them. I've only seen them on HobbyLink Japan where was looking for some Japanese soldier figures and came across them (HONEST!!!) 

LINK

At the same time I was looking for a good book on Japanese army uniforms and found about two- and five or so on schoolgirl uniforms...

 

Yeah, of course, I never said you were into it. Im not into it as well, I just, like you, find them, well, hilarious. lol.

So, books about Japanese schoolgirl uniforms, huh?  lol.