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The Platz 1/72 resin kits (except the Sylphid) will also be re-released in September.
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Those who missed the Orange Cat Industry model on it's first release last year can now get it from Wave; it's up for pre-order at the usual suspects. IMO it's a great interpretation of the original design, and finally a kit of substancial size (last pic is next to a MG Gundam)
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Thank you! I wanted the scheme to convey a more retro feeling against the newer iterations of the design.
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The Siren is on the final mile, some tricky assemblies and the shield still ahead. I need to get this out of system.
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The 'Hey look at this really cool model build I saw' post
electric indigo replied to Shawn's topic in Model kits
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Yeah, even as a youngster I felt the huge discrepancy of the elegant Trek ships from the show and the reaaally crappy plastic you got in the box. _ Can't stop looking at the Siren.
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Love the inclusion of the Electrosphere track.
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Here's a very comprehensive interview with the developers of the kit, talking about Kawamori's input, Hidetaka Tenjin designing the markings, making a seamless bubble canopy, and future VF-31 and YF-29 releases: https://hobby.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/interview/1343913.html
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@peter Looking forward to see the finished Ex. It's a beautiful design. @Salamander You're right, the Buster Launchers came in sections. Overall length is about 70 cm. Still needs a few tweaks, but I'm close to attaching the legs on the V-Siren.
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Good job on the canopies. And the pilots bring it to another level.
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A tale of two guns...
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While the 84 movie has some issues, it still delivered on the visual side IMO. The Baron's introduction and the Navigator scene freaked me out, and the costumes and art direction were pretty unique back then.
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The profile looks pretty good already! Like @F-ZeroOne said, the C4 seems to be particularly inspired by the QSTOL research variant of the C-1, with some C-130/Antonov windows added for spice. Considering the folding of the Helldiver's arms, suddenly the clothed slots in his chest make a lot of sense.
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The General Movie Thread
electric indigo replied to TangledThorns's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
I see no appeal in the invincible-super-gunman type of movies, but I'll make an exception for Obi Wan's wife.- 1855 replies
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Aircraft Super Thread Mk.VII
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Your work really did pay off. A true museum piece.
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Can you use the seats from the Hind? If you can get the Zvezda/Revell Hind for cheap, it has some excellent pilots.
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Blade Runner: Black Lotus Anime Series
electric indigo replied to sh9000's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
I just happened to check Ridley Scott's IMDB page coming from the House of Gucci trailer, and was surprised to find out that he's attached to Black Lotus as an executive producer. Even more intriguing was the lineup of other projects he's currently involved in: An untitled Alien prequel, Alien TV series, Gladiator 2, and a David movie (the guy from the Bible, not the android), Napoleon (with Joaquin Phoenix as the lead), and Queen & Country with Sylvia Hoeks (Blade Runner 2049).- 53 replies
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Hybrids is the New Thing.
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Fasten your eyeballs and seek out the Five Star Stories. I have completed two of the larger kits from the series:
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Blade Runner: Black Lotus Anime Series
electric indigo replied to sh9000's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
With it's visualization of futuristic urban dystopia and the merging of tech & biology, Blade Runner is very much Cyberpunk avant-le-lettre IMO.- 53 replies
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I think The Witch is still an impressive movie over it's course, but it seems to make a point of Anya's character being the only true believer of the family, and in the end she's like "ok then" and enlists as a witch? That felt anti-climatic at that point, and the levitating was a bit too much for my taste. As for Hereditary, I still hold on to the idea that all that was missing was a final shot revealing that the ending set was just one of Toni Colette's character's models.
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Unfortunately, the two former movies have this great buildup to pretty lackluster endings, and the latter was downright awful IMO. Lamb trailer has me hooked nonetheless.
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It's beginning to take shape.