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  1. electric indigo
    I wonder if this is a hint that they'll roll "Innocence" into this movie?
  2. electric indigo
    We'll see if they go hyperreal like Hase or choose a more streamlined, anime look.
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  4. electric indigo
    Diesel's best movie is The Iron Giant, without competition.
  5. electric indigo
    Alternatively, the tickets for a supersonic ride in the Tu-144 were competitively priced at 82 Rubel - provided you had any business to do in Kazachstan...
  6. electric indigo
    Um, aren't the fans supposed to go into the inlets?
  7. electric indigo
    Nice work! Do you have access to a 2D cutter table?
  8. electric indigo
    I thought his callsign was "The Fridge" now...
  9. electric indigo
    I love the very balanced weathering and paint choices. Did you happen to snap any picture with closed canopy?
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    I think the standard size nozzle that comes with the 350 is M size (0.7 mm), you can get a larger nozzle & needle which would be helpful for car modeling, where you have to cover larger areas quickly and need more paint output. But you do not need a fine nozzle to work on details, nozzle size is more related to the kind of paint you want to use. Here's a review of the Badger 350: https://sites.google.com/site/donsairbrushtips/badger-350
  11. electric indigo
    The pilot figures normally have molded belt details, so you just need some tape to brigde between the figure and the seat.
  12. electric indigo
    A custom mix of Tamiya sky blue and purple 4:1. It's my "Gundam Blue".
  13. electric indigo
    Still bulking up:
  14. electric indigo
    That worked with the music and the sound effects alone!
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    I use very little brush painting, mostly due to Tamiya paints being easily dissolved when you paint over them. On this figure, I brush painted the eyes, the black stripes on her bodysuit, and the black recesses on her feet. And of course, no matter how careful you mask, there's always some correction by brush needed somewhere on the borders. I put on all the armor in the meantime, just need to repair the paint on one piece where I drilled to far...
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    I think this is more of a general problem. Personally, when it comes to designs from a western SF franchise that I must have as a kit, I'm totally stuck in the 70s/80s - Classic SW Trilogy, Buck Rogers Starfighter, Eagle Transporter, Blade Runner Spinner etc. The last modern design that made it into my collection is the Nu Galactica. The rest of the new stuff, be it Star Wars or others, usually just "mehs" me. Though I'd buy a kit of the District 9 dropship in a heartbeat, or Starlord's ride from GotG. And I have a Shuttle in my stash that I want to build as the STS Explorer from "Gravity"...
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    I use Tamiya acrylics with my trusty Badger 350 single action airbrush, starting with a 1:1 paint to thinner mix, with some paints, especially the glossy ones, you have to add a tad more thinner. I begin with a low paint feed on the recessed areas and edges, then apply a light base coat at the open surfaces. After this has dried to the touch, I just repeat the process, if necessary, for flat paints. For glossy finishes, I apply a very wet coat of paint in one pass. The goal is to get just as much paint on the surface so that it will self-level, without having it running or pooling. For primer, I just use grey paint, and I try to avoid top coats.
  18. electric indigo
    Yup, it's the C.
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    Of the new Revell kits, the Kylo Ren shuttle was actually decent, but the fixed wings were kind of inexcusable.
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    He has a tough task putting his acting against that generic bad guy makeup.
  21. electric indigo
    Is that a VF-1EX box in the background?
  22. electric indigo
    Putting the final touches on Ria and wrecking my nerves in the process
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    Rockwell had a quite interesting configuration to test high-G turns and composite materials in the late 70's. The HiMAT was also remote controlled.
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    To be honest, Dragon's efforts look so shabby from the released pics that I'm glad they leave the interesting subjects to other companies.
  25. electric indigo
    I think the small head is what makes the Jäger look so cool.
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