A former high school pal of mine actually made a construction paper model of the Maddox, as there was never any model or toy built.
I think the model, which is years old now, still resides at Puzzle Zoo in Santa Monica, CA.
Sorry, not WM. This belongs to a guy with the handle Young, over at e2046. This guy does some amazing work on G-System Gundam models. You have to subscribe to see his other works.
Welcome to MW Razor.
You could just cut them out freehand. Just do it with patience and care, you'll have no trouble at all. Also remember to use tweezers to remove stickers from the sheet and applying them your valkyries.
Wow! Nice fill, Will.
Enjoying every step of this build. The part I really liked the most is how eventhough you received a subpar kit, you never seemed to complain. You just kept on going and doing what you do best...Amaze us all with you talent.
While that may be true the VF-0 does stand on its own accord. The design is supposed to be the forefront to the VF-1.
I know how you feel about the design, but up until recently I have really become quite fond of the VF-0. Something about it is just so appealing, I think it has more to do with the style of the mech itself.
A definite must have for me.
Would they still retain their original shape over time? Or are you plannig to reinforce them somehow?
I think replacements would be a better and more suitable solution.
Holy Cow, Kurt. You have incredible speed when it comes to building and painting.
Awesome Job.
You know, I think you really have completed and submitted (MW Customs Gallery) more customs than anyone else.
Awesome Job, Kurt!! You never cease to amaze me with your skills.
One comment though, the hip joints would look a little better if you had some grease streaks or a bit or chipping in there. They really stand out all in white.