Slathering Liquid Green Stuff (from Citadel) into leftover gaps from seam-gluing to fill the holes and even parts out.
Fortunately I didn’t have to gap fill on too many parts, though I had to put a lot on the backpack.
I finished building the RG Exia. I added grey panel lines, glow in the dark sticker and water slide on all the GN condensers. The glowed GN marking on the leg is much easier…
Done with the assembly of the kit. I want it to tell a story, I am going with the setup of “A T-90A on Syria”. As you know on the ongoing (and awful) conflict on Syria, alm…
I have attached an extra machinegun on a welded support, made a big spaced armor plate covering the side armor not protected by ERA, placed some slat armor protecting the back of the turret and got a few track links and logs to work as extra armor. I was extra careful that none of the this modifications hindered any of the huge amount of sensors…[Read more]
Working through the assembly, gluing in any seams that need to be hidden, then sanding down the excess goop.
Fortunately every seam gooped out very well, won’t have to use very much Liquid Green Stuff to full gaps.
MechaColle Sub VTOL Update #2: Gluing & Sanding
Working through the assembly, gluing in any seams that need to be hidden, then sanding down the excess goop.
The cement gooped out much more than I thought on the wingtips, which are also very sharp and pointy. Ouch!
MechaColle Jet VTOL Update #2: Gluing & Sanding
Working through the assembly, gluing in any seams that need to be hidden, then sanding down the excess goop.
The antenna array…
That was the idea, I love the Kobayashi designs and in dragon’s heavon this design is reused in a different scale and a bit more organic, closer to the original sketches.
A japanese modeller calling himself Alaya made something similar before, I’m using his mainly for inspiration (hence the lack of a-symmetry in the arms)
Fair play that is looking pretty sweet!!!!
You have achieved the slightly creepy organic Kobayashi look , I do like the way you have built the spine section.
Thanks, was dubbing the spine part as the original and most sketches use a cloth cover for the snake-part, but I suck at sculpting and like open mechanics a lot.