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"Slight" sci-fi WHIF's from Seadude.

Started by seadude, August 12, 2009, 05:10:29 PM

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seadude

Two models that I built several years ago. Unfortuneately, all I have left to show are pages from a binder that I scanned into my comp several months ago. :( The Enterprise model "crashed" long ago and could not be saved.

USS Enterprise-D with added phaser strips under the dorsal neck area as I always felt this was a blind spot if the battle section was seperated from the saucer section. I also scratchbuilt 2-3 tiny shuttlecraft to put near the main hangar bay.




1/100 VF-2SS SAP (Super Armor Pack) Variable Fighter from the short OVA series Macross II. I added cotton and missiles on the left missile shield to simulate missiles being fired in combat mode.


Modeling isn't just about how good the gluing or painting, etc. looks. It's also about how creative and imaginative you can be with a subject.
My modeling philosophy is: Don't build what everyone else has done. Build instead what nobody has seen or done before.


Taiidantomcat

Nice work! Im no trekkie but i love the look of the Enterprise D
"Imagination is the one weapon in the war against reality." -Jules de Gaultier

"My model is right! It's the real world that's wrong!" -global warming scientist

An armor guy, who builds airplanes almost exclusively, that he converts to space fighters-- all while admiring ship models.

Cobra

Great Work :thumbsup: :thumbsup: have You got Any more you haven't posted Yet?????? Stay Cool :ph34r: :cheers:

seadude

Quotehave You got Any more you haven't posted Yet?

Models or pics? I do have some other sci-fi kits as shown in this pic:

........but it's gonna be quite a long time before a lot of those kits are completed. I only average 1-2 models per year due to finances (buying supplies) and eyesight issues (blind in one eye and cataract forming in other eye).
Modeling isn't just about how good the gluing or painting, etc. looks. It's also about how creative and imaginative you can be with a subject.
My modeling philosophy is: Don't build what everyone else has done. Build instead what nobody has seen or done before.