Seattle, WA A current project

Here is something I've been working on.

http://idisk.mac.com/micdavis/Public/redo18.jpg

http://idisk.mac.com/micdavis/Public/redo19.jpg

 

looking beautiful Mic

 

Wow! Great job!

 

That is the MOST. AWESOME. THING. EVAR.

 

Only if I could hang it behind this.

[image=http://idisk.mac.com/micdavis/Public/jabba.jpg]

 

sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet

 

WWWWOOOOOOOOOOWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!

 

OMG!!!! Mike, you da maaaaaan

Nice work, I'm truly humbled. I'll put my Chicken Walker away now and slunk off in shame (like a chef who's just lost on Iron Chef Asian original version).

- Q

 

No way. That AT-ST is cool. I suck at weathering, and drawing.

It takes all kinds.

 

Thanks man, I need to work on a new model or something -- I haven't done anything in ages.

So what's the back story with that carbonite cast? Did you mold it from scratch, or was it from an existing prop? How are you going to finish it off? Is it gonna have lighting?

Is anyone else interested in modeling, scratchbuilding, detailing etc etc? Would love to talk shop with people.

- Q

 

Micdavis, "you tell that slimey worm ridden piece of filth" I look forward to seeing him in person! LOL! Looks great!

 

[image=http://photos.meetup.com/photos/event/1/a/8/f/event_486799.jpeg]

 

What's the scale on that beauty?

 

I believe it's 1/48 scale. AMT/Ertl and most sci-fi model kit companies are kind of notorious for not giving proper scales on their model kits, unless they're the high-end ones like the Japanese Fine Molds etc.

I did some mods on the base kit, including cutting out the 'eyes' and putting some putty on the feet to simulate mud, along with other weathering and detailing.

 

cool. Good job btw.