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I tried looking for screenshots for color references. Maybe grey or black in the exhaust port and black in the 2 little dips in the rear?

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Besides the reactor exhausts that can be greyish, and sometime I saw the top of the supers having yellow accents too, all red seems the official way.

That's also my favorite color way

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I tried looking for screenshots for color references. Maybe grey or black in the exhaust port and black in the 2 little dips in the rear?

I just had a look at your pictures link, and couldn't resist not sharing this one... Such a great display and my favorite angle shot.

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Yeeeeeeeees!!!! Xigfrid..what do i need to order to get the Ghost attached to a YetiStand???

Make sure that you got either the "Ya Banking" or "Ya Standing" adapter on your YetiStand, then you can buy from my Shapeways shop the "X-9 stand Adapter".

To insert the adapter, you need the bottom/rear fin deployed and open the missile traps, once installed you can close the traps.

beautiful shot Xigfrid! :o That drone looks amazing! :wub:B))

These shots are from Wmkjr's Flickr! All the credits should go to him.

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Edited first post with Wmkjr ghost photo and the following info.

The production is finished.
I have available in stock 2 Painted Ghosts and 6 last Unpainted Ghosts. Landing gears are also in stock.
Feel free to PM me if you want one, even if this post don't get updates, I will be keeping the spare Ghost in a cool, dry place for the future until they got sold out.

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Here's my offering... Xigfrid did an absolutely fantastic job design wise on this. It was a fun, fairly quick build. I am thrilled to finally have one in my collection. Ordered the Yetistand adapter today and will definitely be putting up some beauty pics with my 19 and 21 when I get all them on a Yetistand in a couple of weeks. Thanks Xigfrid!!!

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Here's my offering... Xigfrid did an absolutely fantastic job design wise on this. It was a fun, fairly quick build. I am thrilled to finally have one in my collection. Ordered the Yetistand adapter today and will definitely be putting up some beauty pics with my 19 and 21 when I get all them on a Yetistand in a couple of weeks. Thanks Xigfrid!!!

Woah! I will now call you "Master of glossy finish"!

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Still having trouble getting these Fast Packs attached, I really don't wanna force anything and damage my paint job, Xigfrid, do I have the screw in parts in correctly? I'm not able to attach the Fast Packs securely, what am I doing wrong??

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Seeing this part, it reminds me that I use to sand a bit the inner part of the "plastic" part. Please check the "sanding.jpg"

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Apart from that, everything look good.

To insert the Supers, I usually begin to insert the front portion, with plastic part first on the angle of the air intake. Then I insert the rear hook into the hole, I use a flat screw to check that the hook get inside the reactors thruster correctly.

illustrated as below:

STEP 1

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STEP 2

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GOT IT!!! Thank you so much for the quick response and especially the CAD drawings! Very helpful. I just had to loosen the screws a bit and then try again. I heard a tiny click and now they are on and solid! My Ghost is ready for flight..almost..last but not least, decals!

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Just want to say, I hope someone finds a way to get this kit setup with injection molds some day, because it really is beautifully designed to go together easily. Got my painted kit a bit ago, and she's a beauty. ^_^ Looking forward to finishing up the last few details on her.

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I'll never for the life of me understand why Yamato went to the trouble to do the freakin Macross 7 Sound Boostahh, with several very unnecessary bells and whistles and never did a 1:60 Ghost X9 after they did the 19 and 21. I would have gladly forked over about $100 for a Yamato 1:60 Ghost. Whatever! Xigfrid to the rescue! :lol:

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Got my kit in -- looks great -- looking forward to doing a super detail-up build; may sacrifice a bit of the fancier functions to add in some lighting.

Also need to buy some 1/60 YF19 and YF21s.. though I suppose I could get away displaying it with the 1/72 models in a bit of a forced perspective setup.

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Congratulations!!! Turned out great!!! It's the perfect complement for the YF-21 and the YF-19.

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Hi all, I recently had a commissionned painted Ghost X-9, and I made the inventory of the remaining sets I got. I got one last complete set (unpainted, with landing gears and clear canopy) that I can sell at the standard price and 3 rough sets I am willing $50 USD each.

Because it takes time to prepare the resin part to clean/sand/prepare for painting, I want to sold out the remaining rough sets. They are un-refined, with small injection sprues as it is pictured in 1st page within a plastic bag.

In order to clean the set, it requires a good knowledge of the assembled ghost, I would make this deal with people who previously ordered a ghost so they can have a comparison/guide to clean up the set.

The rough sets once assembled are a complete ghost X-9 with super parts, except for the clear canopy, all the opening traps would need to be glued in fixed position. Or if you are courageous, I can make the missing parts needed for the moving parts and landing gears available in plastic and steel at shapeways or printableb 3D file that you can print yourself.

 

 

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how difficult would one be to put together for an experienced resin modeler?

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Piece of cake for the experienced modeler. This was my 1st try at a model anything.There's minimum gluing needed (only to close the gear doors shut). Most of it is held by screws or friction.

Edit: The assembly instructions are in the 1st post if you wanna take a look to judge.

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I'm down for $50...

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Wmkjr received a set that was clean of the sprues, and all the holes were pre-drilled. Generally it takes about 40min to clean the sprues, test fit the parts and drilling the holes, a few parts can be slightly curved or torn, they need to be heated with an air dryer and then straighten.

For an experience builder, with a rotary tool (or nail sander + vice pin) this should be a piece of cake of course. 

 

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I'm looking to do a metallic finish red on my build. I bought black base coat, then chrome, and then a clear red to go over it. I'll test a part out first to see how that goes, but I can't work on it now until the current project is done.

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3 hours ago, Jasonc said:

I'm looking to do a metallic finish red on my build. I bought black base coat, then chrome, and then a clear red to go over it. I'll test a part out first to see how that goes, but I can't work on it now until the current project is done.

That would be an epic Ghost paint scheme!

 

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