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  1. electric indigo
    Kotobukiya's Sahelanthropus plastic kit: http://www.taghobby.com/1-0/1-2/壽屋-發售日未定：模型《metal-gear-solid》rex人型/
  2. electric indigo
    What? I can't hear you...
  3. electric indigo
    F2xF18xRafale:
  4. electric indigo
    The MG V2 will be interesting to watch, a big ZZZ for the rest. - Close to finish with my ZII, the gun needs some color highlights.
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    It was a bit disappointing that it didn't lift off at the end...
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    They went with more practical props in the sets, but the days of motion controlled models for flight scenes are definitely gone. Up to a certain scale, models are still build sometimes for texture and lighting reference - and public events. Ironically, the Prequels are generally bashed for their use of CG, but I think we also witnessed the peak of FX model building there. Regarding the Star Destroyer - is that a hammer-headed ship on some kind of launch rail at the inside of the bow?
  7. electric indigo
    How about an F-35 in IAF dressing:
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    I can imagine Bandai wanting complete control over their products and having no desire to have their kits re-branded by anybody, especially if that would mean that Revell would earn the esteem for their own brand instead of Bandai. From every company's perspective, the situation makes perfect sense.
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    Take a look at Revell's level 2 kits - if you dare: http://www.revell.de/en/products/star-wars/star-wars-episode-vii.html To be fair, the kit of Kylo's shuttle actually looks decent. Also, there's now a statement from Revell over the issue on their FB page: https://www.facebook.com/Revell/posts/1016212158424219 Basically, they point the finger at Disney and strictly deny any involvement in Disney's pressure on japanese online retailers. While it's true that Revell can't do a thing about this, they still look pretty bad now that the whole debate puts the finger on their under-enthusiastic approach to kit design.
  11. electric indigo
    Grab some official Hi-Res TFA spaceship renders here: http://imgur.com/a/lWptA
  12. electric indigo
    Down to three available kits at this moment...
  13. electric indigo
    It's like putting biker boots on a fashion model - doesn't work for everybody...
  14. electric indigo
    The hands engines are too small...
  15. electric indigo
    Yeah, the level of details puts many of the existing 1/48 (or even 1/32) kits into shame. Build it while you have sufficient eyesight!
  16. electric indigo
    Recently, Fine Molds released the ultimate 1/72 Tomcat. Now, Dorobou makes it even more ultimate by adding lights (cockpit, position and formation lighting) and motorized swing wings! See for yourself: http://dorobou.blog.so-net.ne.jp/archive/c2305586422-1
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    Only that with Star Wars, there aren't any higher end (plastic) kits...
  18. electric indigo
    Love those packed Block 60s. Here are some shots of my 1/72 Hase kit:
  19. electric indigo
    LM should paint a splinter camo on the F-35 and everybody will love the plane...
  20. electric indigo
    One method is to slowly pour a very thin stream of resin into the mold so any trapped bubbles get to the surface of the stream and burst.
  21. electric indigo
    Hellooo grey market... Let's wait until Disney and Bandai sort it out how much there is to gain/loose with an extended license.
  22. electric indigo
    Don't be fooled! That's clearly an X-9 under the wrap!
  23. electric indigo
    For the camouflage fans: Hasegawa has announced a kit of the Eurofighter with the Battle of Britain markings: http://www.hasegawa-model.co.jp/product/02173/
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    Finally got around to modify the gun handle and paint the backpack
  25. electric indigo
    Before this franchise is entirely forgotten, there's a Chamber plastic kit coming from Max Factory: http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10345318
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