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electric indigo

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  1. Since everybody already forgot how the plot came together - "Memento" gets a remake.
  2. R2 has re-tooled the old AMT kit of the USS Excelsior - with great results: http://www.collectormodel.com/round2-models/2427-star-trek-models-u-s-s-excelsior-new-part-preview/
  3. I Clan assure you that neither looks like brass.
  4. Some interesting future releases of unique planes: 1/72 Victor from Airfix (new molds, not a reboxing of the old Matchbox kit) 1/48 Vought XF5U-1from Kitty Hawk Model
  5. They better go with the earlier Plan B and launch from a transporter. http://www.ninfinger.org/models/vault/HOTOL/HOTOL&An-225.jpg
  6. Big Pics of the Super Messiah at Hobbysearch: http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/image/10343500/10/0
  7. How about a small Destroid?
  8. Just re-watched it after decades, boy is it slooow in the first half. But once the action starts, it still entertaining. And the special effects (flight scenes, actors in the cockpits, scale model shots) hold up really well after 30+ years.. Here's a nice BTS:
  9. This is the New Generation of Macross garage kits!
  10. They forgot to add some visual perks for the upgraders...
  11. Here's a reference shot of my Fine Molds kit, the size is perfect if you're on limited display estate.
  12. Here are new pics of the Striker: http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/image/10353821/10/0 Nice kit, but it comes at whopping 12.800 Yen
  13. I just had to check the first page if this had actually started as a papercraft model...
  14. No need to bomb the room with paint. When I paint small parts like Gundam limbs, a 30 x 40 cm sheet of paper is sufficient to avoid getting paint on my desktop. So there is, IMO, no need for an industrial grade fan, especially if you stick to acrylics.
  15. Exactly like that. Hobby Japan propagated it as the "Max technique" in the earlier years of gunpla, where Max Watanabe would start with a black base coat and gradually build up layers of white upon that, but I think it works better (and easier) with the colors not too far apart. It gives a nice structure to otherwise plain surfaces without looking overly weathered, and you can achieve interesting shifting of colors.
  16. ^ Whoa, you started a Macross factory? - I try to achieve an outlandish look for my Anubis with negative shading: After lots of prep work, it's starting to come together...
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