Finally I added steering wheel and was able to glue the roof and added rear spoiler.I used transparent windshield from the kit. Unfortunately driver side clear kit part was not accurate… I decided to recreate it from some transparent plastic that left after some figure packing.Paper prototyping went fine and I got the shape desired.…
Whats left? – windows net and some final touches.Kit net is made of hard plastic, I was planning to do it in more realistic way… I used tamiya masking tape to replicate net based on kit example. After painting it looks spot on! Additional weathering, fuel stains and “battle damage” was added – and…. It…
High Mobility Prototype Dom Thunderbolt Base of Kitbash is made of HG Dom Prototype with parts used from HG Zaku II + Big Gun. With current prices of HG Zaku Big Gun it was quite expensive. Backpack and weapons are attached to magnets, wanted to try to do this before and I have to say it…
PG Exia Repair IV + SH Studio Resin Conversion Final photoshoot. I’m proud of how it turned out, when I started this build a few months ago I was not expecting results like this. There were a lot of fitting issues and the quality of mold was far away from perfect but now it’ one beautiful model…
Crux Terminatus with a chain and some additional battle scars/dirt applied (the sword was beaten as well) – now I can finally say – It’s FINISHED! I’m really proud of this piece – final gallery coming soon! It was great journey to paint MCFarlane SpaceMarine (not the last one..), definitely worth to spend some time…
I added a bit of dirt on a base 🙂 Enamel Wash from Modeller’s World did the job. After removing wash residues and cleaning empty areas with AK White Spirit. The Base is finalized! Lookslike old dirty, landing pad – I like it! Going back to Sazabi – I used rest of photoetched details –…
Weathering and details – I love this part – its time consuming but its very satysfying as those small things brings ”reality„ And a bit of storytelling into miniature. Beside details – and bit of wear on giant rocket, I added some more photoetched parts to technical arms. Now my PsychoZaku looks way better –…
It was great journey – real return to scale modeling after years. New techniques, paining with fast drying and self-leveling acrylics and general ease of use Vallejo Mecha made this project smooth and very satisfying I love RGMs – for sure it is not my only RGM79… 🙂 Next step – photo session of finished…