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Hey syd I figured I would ask you if you would like to become a judge for an upcoming contest I am holding. To celebrate the summer time and to give everybody something fun to enjoy together this year. I don’t really have anything set in stone just yet but I am looking for feedback for what people want to see in a contest and for judges. […] View
been a while since i last updated well i started painting up the sazabi again i got through some of it im going to get this done ASAP my hi nu is lonely 🙂
nice! i’m contemplating on getting this to accompany my Nu ver ka. it’s just a daunting and intimidating project for just the sheer size and for it being a ver ka… and i’m still finishing on the Nu. hope you finish it soon.
i understand that struggle completely especially when your at the funnels……….
Anyways happy building on the nu im getting through this sazabi and im hoping to get it done by next week latest
Well it’s taken me over two years off and on, but I finished the Buster portion of my custom Siege Buster. The backpack still isn’t done (you can see it in the background in the one picture and is why I’m still posting in this section)
That is really good looking. have you considered getting some better hands, like the Hobby base mechanical ones? Something with that much work, and looks that nice, should have hands better then the cheesy ones they give you with most of the master grade kits.
Well it’s taken me over two years off and on, but I finished the Buster portion of my custom Siege Buster. The backpack still isn’t done (you can see it in the background in the one picture)
not bad for your first try. would recommend thinning the paint more and to apply thin coats in-between coatings. this way, the masking would work better and you’ll prevent paint runoff to other sections of the parts if you do thin coats. you can always go back to it to apply more coats if the color isn’t solid enough for your taste or if you…[Read more]