Additional angles of the Deinobot.
On the shoulders are 2 40k Wave Serpent energy spines,
The "eye" on the head is from a 40k Tau kit,
Around the waist are some Space Marine vehicle vents, A smoke launcher sits between the hips behind these,
Between the legs is a spare part from the HAW206 kit,
The chest is a spare nose part from a Westland Lynx helicopter kit,
And there are a few more, less recognisable, parts about.
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The grip of the lightsabre prop is part of the pole that held a shower head. Being real metal means it polished up really well.
The trigger mechanism uses half a clip from a clothes hangar as a lever.
This pushes down a plastic rod "plunger" to depress a spring housed in a larger rod inside the body of the lightsabre.
Close-ups of the figures in my Mirkwood BookNook.
Elrond visits Thranduil at his tree-inspired abode.
Closer views of the front left corner of the "Refinery?".
Some cast pieces, combined with sprue and other junk, give this side some details.
A #ScaleModel project finally finished: german Pz.Kpfw. IV H #WW2 #panzer #tank in 1:72 with a #ScratchBuilt #diorama.
The airbrushed camo turned out quite well, I think. So did the mild weathering and the gravel road, though the stones could have been a bit smaller. Making the house ruin look realistic was really difficult; it took me three attempts and I'm still not quite happy with the result.
All in all quite fun! Looking forward to the next project, probably in a different scale.
Views of the roof area of Mik's mech shop.
There's little cover at the rear with only a railing, but reasonable cover along the sides, and the huge billboard to hide behind at the front.
I placed two boxes against the sign that would allow views over it.
I also made some scatter terrain that can be used up here or elsewhere.
Miniature for scale.
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Around the back of the N-gauge train display base.
The platform is a piece of plasticard and the brick pillars are plastic sprue, carved square with some lines scratched in.
Inspired by a small town platform I have passed many times.
Final photos of my N-gauge home.
Complete with scale photos.
This whole model would sit easily within a 2x2x2 inch cube.
More views of the cartoon concept tractor model.
While the majority of the model is scratchbuilt, I did squeeze in a kit engine and transmission. Visible through the wheelarches and underneath.
More views of this UFO crash.
The shape of the UFO was built from a collection of the weirdest-shaped pieces of junk from my "pile".
Deliberately stuck together to form the most non-symmetrical shape I could.
I then added wires and putty "hoses", and then brought it all together with epoxy putty.
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