Showing posts with label revell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label revell. Show all posts

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Got a package #2: PG Strike Gundam

This has been a while ago, so I got a new package the PG Strike Gundam. This is one that has been on my wish list for a long time.

Here are a few pictures:


Sunday, July 22, 2012

My first airbrush results.

Hello again. So a few days ago I posted pictures of the airbrush I bought. and today I finally had the chance to test it out on 2 cheap models. The F-117 and the F-19, the F-19 had a lot of flash problems so a lot of sanding had to be done and also a few other things which make look some parts really bad. I used the revell aqua paint that came with the F-117. I also applied some of the decals.

So enjoy the pictures and let me know what you think in the comments.


Saturday, July 14, 2012

MG Sandrock EW and more

Hi there again. As I posted yesterday I changed my backorder MG Deathscythe EW in for the MG Sandrock EW. I got it in today and shot some pictures of the box and contents.



A small update

So I decided to make a small post to update my status on gunpla. The MG deathscythe EW is taking me to long to arrive so I exchanged it at the store for a MG sandrock EW which should be arriving tomorrow. And I am gonna be ordering a compresser and airbrush this week too so when I get everything I will post pictures ofcourse. And I am probably getting a smaller revell kit like a plain to test out the airbrush.

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

More of my history

Well this is on request by Gundam Beginner(a link to his blog is on the side of this page). In a conversation with him on his blog where I mentioned a big plamo model I built years ago, which he was interested in seeing, and who am I to not let everyone see them. All these models are built years ago, over 6 years old. They certainly aren't the cleanest since I just took them of the shelf and photographed them. I did have a lot more models in the past but with moving 6 years ago and a very big cleaning of my room a few months ago.

So now to start with the pictures of those models, first the B52, I don't remember which scale it is but its a huge plane to begin with, I believe this plane is meant to be in service for atleast 30 to 50 more years if memory serves right. That would mean it becomes the longest plane type in service. It was developed for carrying nuclear bombs in the cold war. Nowadays it is used for carpet bombing, this is the model I built as will be very visible with the bombs hanging on the model. Another adjustment made to this model are the 3 wires, those are just 3 wires for a special rail system to hang paintings on the wall, due to space limitations those were added so it could hang from a hook on the ceiling.

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