Not sure if I’m completely done with this kit or not, but pretty happy with what I’ve got done so far anyway. This is on old HG Serpent Custom from 1998. Here I’ve completely…
That was a serious Battle for sure. You definatly have to do something with the scars. If metal cooles down after beeing red glowing hot, it becomes some kind of a darker blueish grey. I would go for that and maybe keep some of the edges dark red glowing.
Check some lasercuttet industrial metalparts. Outside where the temp wasnt hot enough do melt the metal, it will change the color from the grey directly at the cutting edge to a yellowish brown a bit further away. Hehe depends on how much effort you want to put in it.
I though, what for tanks works, might do it here as well. Its my first Mech.. Think that it is a bit obersized for that scale, but not inacceptable, or unrealistic. Ok it is an constuct from another dimension and has higher powers, but the japanese seawater in the air seems to be stronger.. 😀
Thank you for comment. That was not priming yet.. just showing the inner frame that amaze me to look at. As usual i will unassembled all parts to do painting.
This is a build I finished last year of the old orginal VF-1J Max super Valkyrie.
Not bad kit for it’s age. Not as good as the latest Hasegawa kits. Bit still a piece of modeling history
After a LONG hiatus,
The RGB Unicorn project is up and running again 🙂
Managed to fit 37 RGB neopixel leds in there, and am tempted to add blue leds to the verniers too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPeToU0xuag
Thanks Man !! lol the canopy I think was right beside it on the table I didn’t glue it on because I have to find another macross 1/48 scale figure to sit in the back seat since I made it a two seater.