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Beautiful! Great work!
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Very nice build. Under his main title it says it is a Hasegawa kit.
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Another angle. My only 48 on display. All my others still in their boxes..... -
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My 48 J on the Yamato stand right before I put it in my showcase. -
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An old pic of my first 1/48... All of them are still in the boxes..... no room to display them. i do have one 48 J with the Yamato stand on display though.... -
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1/48 super/strike armor. -
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Limited edition 1/48 clear armor parts. -
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Hey Andy... so what??? Cheap deal on your recast that you gave up on???
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I wish we could get those here... Very nice collection of kits.
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Cool! They are local here??? I never heard of them?? Interesting...
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I have not personally, but alot of guys in the BMX community use that to dye their plastic seats and mag wheels. Gonna order me a couple of sets soon.... Thanks for making these.
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Awesome work, and dedication! Love it!
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That is cool! I can see some cool stands for your little GBP's. BTW.. valkyrie still has not responded.
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From the album: Macross kits
Recast of Tanmen's SD VT ostrich. -
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I built these little guys around the same time frame....05-06? Sorry for the dust. I have not cleaned inside my case for years..... -
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My old build I did back in 05-06? -
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Next shelf.....Hasegawa S strike battroid, Hasegawa A super fighter, Hasegawa S strike fighter, another Hasegawa weapons set, Bandai variable A, Imai valkyrie 4 type S, Imai valkyrie 4 type standard A, Bandai 15th special coating valkyrie 4 type, full box of Macross pencil sharpeners, Arii 1/100 fighter, Arii 1/170 standard A battroid, Testors r.o.b.o.t. S battroid, Testors r.o.b.o.t. S fighter, Imai Misa Hayase, Nichimo remake SDF-1, Nichimo remake Glaug, and on the shelf below Hasegawa S barrtoid -
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Some of my Macross kits. Hasegawa stands, Hasegawa missle set, Hasegawa Max/Miria set, and those Takatoku mini kits..... -
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Tomy Macross dioramas......Each one has a piece to form the Monster. -
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Gotta love knowing a shop owner. I got this from my friend who used to own a shop called Mechahawaii. The full set still in the styro packing. -
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Yamato monster. -
WOW! That is some great skill. Could we see more pictures on how you articulated the pilot figure?
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Awesome thread. Mr. Cheng...... could you please list the tools of your trade..... I know you have mentioned in your various threads, but you should make a general list so people like me knows what types of steps you go through. I know you use a Badger 200 single action with the upgraded fine needle and head. Do you use those parts on all the steps of your builds? meaning like the main body parts to the fine panel shading that you do???Pressures etc... Also looks like you use the cup for the paints....is that cup big enough when painting the main body of the valk? or do you have to refill the cup in the middle of painting? Looks like the airbrush kit comes with glass jars to hold alot more paint than the cup does... Also...what are the painting steps and types that you use? and in what order? I know you use Tamiya acrylics for the base color, then you use the oil wash for the panel lining (brand?), then model master clear to seal what you have done. Then decaling....then reseal with the model master? I am not sure? I love your builds....I have been trying to re-read your old threads.....but some of the links are dead. If you could please take some time out of your busy day to make a general list....myself, and others here, I am pretty sure would greatly appreciate it. I am also aware that there are many various ways to achieve the same look... but I am fond of yours, cause I know how the general outcome will look like if I were to try them.