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Other Stuff => Workbench => Topic started by: Eric the Shed on August 27, 2015, 09:02:43 AM
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Just in case folks are interested I have started a new build project on my blog...a 28mm Flying Saucer
Part 1 is now up on the blog..
http://shedwars.blogspot.co.uk/2015/08/28mm-flying-saucer-ufo-part-1.html (http://shedwars.blogspot.co.uk/2015/08/28mm-flying-saucer-ufo-part-1.html)
(http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j375/ErictheShed/UFO/u7_zpse3nu24hc.jpg)
This will be a big beastie..thanks for looking
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Inspired! Lovely idea and a great use of a hubcap :)
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That looks great, I especially like the effect the bamboo skewers create. It's a decent size for a dalek carrying saucer too. Nice work.
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hahaha
Great use of found objects Eric, hope that is a "lost" cap from the side of the road and not brand new of the neighbours ;) I like the garden solar light top too.
I trust some nazis will be disgorged from it's bowels when it lands, giving your pulp investigators a rather nasty surprise.
Cheers
Matt
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hahaha
Great use of found objects Eric, hope that is a "lost" cap from the side of the road and not brand new of the neighbours ;) I like the garden solar light top too.
I trust some nazis will be disgorged from it's bowels when it lands, giving your pulp investigators a rather nasty surprise.
Cheers
Matt
shush...
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... a great use of a hubcap :)
I was going to say, "Well, if it was good enough for Ed Wood …," but I gather he actually used the Lindberg model kit.
A good start, and it must have taken a lot of patience to fit all those skewer parts. I shall follow this with interest.
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shush...
:D Awesome!
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My kind of build.. :)
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That's inspired! Can't wait to seeing it finished.
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I like it so far :).
I'm really curious to see how you paint it, as the bamboo skewers look like they'll be much more absorbent than the plastic. The plastic itself looks rather slippy, so the inclusion of any paint brands you use would be much appreciated :D
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Ooooh! Looking good Giles :-*
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Part 2 now up on the blog...first coat of paint added..
(http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j375/ErictheShed/UFO/u20_zps5pkbqjzx.jpg)
http://shedwars.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/28mm-flying-saucer-ufo-part-2.html (http://shedwars.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/28mm-flying-saucer-ufo-part-2.html)
cheers
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Looking good!
It's nice to see a flying saucer with some depth to it rather than the 'sleek and shiny but you can't stand up in it' versions. :)
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That certainly works. :)
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That really looks the part.
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Genius!
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Just see that topic now...
Great work
i get that idea some 10 years ago but i have never started the work lol lol lol
Science Fiction is not my favorite period, so i never find the courage to get myself into that project....
thank you to give us the final result with this complete scratchbuilt of a flying saucer.
Cheers
Eric
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Thanks for the comments...
The Flying Saucer Project has not quite finished...it will be in time ;)
Like all things so many projects.....
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AWESOME!!...simple and very effective!!!