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  1. electric indigo
    It's not (much) CGI!
  2. electric indigo
    Don't miss his A-Wing: http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235005552-bandai-a-wing/
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    I wonder if Goodsmile got Blomkamp's approval: http://futurefactory.goodsmile15th.jp/
  4. electric indigo
    A word of warning: I have a bottle of old wood glue and that turns yellow as well...
  5. electric indigo
    Interesting pictures, thank you! Of course the Gimix has great details and definition, but the canopy looks pretty wide, and the landing gear is totally off, something I didn't notice in the previous photos I've seen. And in comparison, I think the F-Toys Valk has a better side profile in the front section.
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    I halfway expected a Cylon Basestar to show up... Come to think of it, a Ronald D. Moore reboot is what Star Trek needs the most.
  7. electric indigo
    I think the deck orientation in the Death Star is horizontal, so from the crew's perspective, the dish is on the upper or lower hemisphere. Of course you could also do an inverted pass with a Star Destroyer.
  8. electric indigo
    While it is, it also raises the question if the "dish" is supposed to point upwards or downwards...
  9. electric indigo
    http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/news/rogue-one-new-star-wars-character-introduced-at-san-deigo-comic-con-a7147941.html
  10. electric indigo
    Ok apparently that is the city from the opening shot of the trailer. Man these SDs are huge. Also, I'm with Jeremy Jahns:
  11. electric indigo
    All the right buttons pushed! I wonder if they adapted the idea of Vader's castle with the shot of the Star Destroyer hovering over the rock fortress.
  12. electric indigo
    Instead of masking tape, you can use something like Bare Metal Foil, which lays down pretty well on curved surfaces with a little patience. Cover the whole canopy with a piece of foil, the cut the separations with a sharp pointed hobby knife. I used this first on the canopy of my Falcon, and have done it successfully with aircraft canopies since then.
  13. electric indigo
    Going from the Lego set, the same goes for Krennic's shuttle.
  14. electric indigo
    U-Wing
  15. electric indigo
    First look at some Master Files pages *faints*
  16. electric indigo
    That's the story that was spun after the evacuation. Here's an article (in German) that comments on some of the alternative theories: http://www.welt.de/geschichte/zweiter-weltkrieg/article116290059/Duenkirchen-Warum-Hitler-seinen-Sieg-verschenkte.html
  17. electric indigo
    Thank you guys, you all get 100 nerd points. I used the beautiful 1/72 Hasegawa kit, great detail and dirt cheap. Any ideas for a WWII TIE fighter?
  18. electric indigo
    The latest theory of german military historians seems to be that Hitler's "Halt" was not a result of military planning but aimed to discipline the Oberkommando, who rebelled against a civilian leader (the Fuhrer).
  19. electric indigo
    Mwahahahaa...
  20. electric indigo
    Argentina may stock up on Mirages again; apparently there was also interest in russian Fencers at one point.
  21. electric indigo
    Interestingly, the Texan is based on an 80s airframe from swiss manufacturer Pilatus. I also read that the Argentinian Air Force is considering to reactivate the Pucara.
  22. electric indigo
    Wait for the Hase fighters and complete some Star Wars kits in the meantime
  23. electric indigo
    Or try the Embraer 145: You can't have too much sensor bumps & fins.
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    I will definitely paint the Vatshu, but the kit is not near the top of my stash atm. Part fit is quite good, but not on Bandai's shake-n-bake level. You will have to clean a lot of molding seams and pouring gates on the parts if you want the polished look of a Mortar Headd. Since the Vatshu was one of the earlier releases, Volks might have improved the quality in the meantime.
  25. electric indigo
    I have the 1/100 IMS Vatshu, and while the tooling wasn't 100% at the time (some flash and quite large pouring channels at delicate edges), the sculpt is excellent.
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