electric indigo
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@20max20 Wow great selection of subjects & paintjobs! @Dobber This is a masterpiece. Almost makes me impulse-buy the kit; though I'd like to try a TMP scheme on the design.
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Looks really cool. And I'd watch J.K. Simmons reading a phone book.
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I was alluding to Blade Runner's Voight-Kampff machine, but Gibson is the king of conglomerate branding.
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That's a nice Death Star you got there. Are you aware of this expensive, but neat decal set: https://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10714360? _ I learned that Nudelman-Richter is not a William Gibson novel device to weed human-looking androids from the general population, but a brand of soviet 30mm AA cannons. The kit had just two stumps of plastic molded to the wing's edge, so I had to make my own barrels from a small plastic rod. I also installed the drop tanks and the signature B-8M rocket pods.
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Why is there not thread for "Tenet" (or did miss something)? The latest trailer is just mind blowing. After trying to brain my way through three seasons of "Dark", I hope I'm ready for another time-twisting adventure.
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That's my Batman!
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I think to really max this out you'd need to buy another attack mode kit to get the correct forward booms.
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IMO the Runabout has such a heavy handed design that it would look much better with a beat-down, industrial Chris Foss paintjob.
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I'm not a GL fan, but that sculpt is awesome. -
Kids Logic Minitech Robotech/Macross models
electric indigo replied to GabrielV's topic in Model kits
The kits do look really good. I'm looking forward to see your Q-Rau. -
It's this little gadfly: https://www.hlj.com/1-72-scale-henshel-hs-132a-rsm92153
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Aircraft Super Thread Mk.VII
electric indigo replied to David Hingtgen's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
...and this is why the Su-57 has internal stores. SLIIIDE! -
Aircraft Super Thread Mk.VII
electric indigo replied to David Hingtgen's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Regardless of it's practical use, handling a 25 ton fighter like a WWI Triplane is an awesome display of the aerodynamic capabilities of the Flanker design. -
A quick side project while it's too hot to put the finishing touches on the Fitter.
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Just got a notice from HLJ that Aquamarine has tanked, so no Brunhild for now.
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Aircraft Super Thread Mk.VII
electric indigo replied to David Hingtgen's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Is this the "Swirly Cobra" then? -
Sex Education and Dark are also pretty successful at mining from the 80s.
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So say we all...
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What an awesome display piece, ready to dominate the galaxy.
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Pics of the Cordoba test shots at Taghobby: https://www.taghobby.com/archives/446346
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The Emperor does not share your optimistic appraisal of the situation...
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Awesome work! This would easily pass as a 1/48 model.
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General TV & Streaming thread
electric indigo replied to Tking22's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
I'm not sure how they gonna stretch it into 10 episodes, but it sure looks good. -
One step closer to a proper FA RX-78 Gundam Stormbringer F.A.
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The General Movie Thread
electric indigo replied to TangledThorns's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Brotherhood of the Wolf was really something special; I got the art book "Proto" by french comic artist Mathieu Lauffray because it has the drawings that are presented within the movie. Too bad director Christophe Gans hasn't come up with anything of similar quality again. And from my box of "The best movies you've never heard about": ARQ (2016 Netflix original movie) I'm not giving away too much by telling you that it's a time loop movie, only that it dawns to the participants that they can use this situation to their advantage, since they don't start into the next loop with a wiped memory... Plot twists abound as loyalties shift and stakes rise, and while the movie was clearly shot with a tight budget, the actors deliver and the suspense never stops when the opposing fractions try to out-smart (and kill) each other in the next re-spawn.
