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HI!... Looks GREAT! Don't forget about the red air horns on the driver's side.
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Had to take a couple of days off from this, but back in the saddle today ...
I don't know if I've bitched about the Hobbyking 6-in-1 Machine Tool enough ... I've spent more time attempting to make it work properly & keep it running than I have making stuff on it, and despite the small number of bits I've actually made on it, it's now completely clapped out I've also reinforced the front & rear end modifications with waffer thin fibreglass cloth & epoxy resin ... masking/sealing blu-tac has been peeled & the excess resin has now been Dremmelled/sanded off |
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Window mesh is a bit experimental - styrene frames with cloth netting tied on with fetching purple thread
I didn't get the geometry quite right on the seat backs, but with filler & some glued on detail panels they came out ok ... Current heads are just placeholders until I prep & fill the new full face helmets, but I think the interior is just about there - although in one of the 1:1 pics, through the left rear window there seems to be some sort of cooling apparatus & possibly the filler neck for a fuel cell? Note the "proper" hands on the navigator vs the "boxing gloves" on the driver - lots of very delicate dremelling there, I'm not sure it was worth it just to give him thumbs |
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Last edit: by Jonny Retro.
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I made some 1/35th militaria dioramas but with my low level , here you are a psychopathe |
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Sensational work Jonny
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate
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