This video from Bill Making, features 100 triks and tips for the kit-basher and miniatures maker. Great tips, fun, and inspirring.
The Rob Hawkins on the Kitbashing Star Wars Buildings page describes Hawkins detailing and kit-bashing for a Star Wars Scatter Point project for Atomic Mass Games. Fabulous work and insights.
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Assemble has been completed. I still need to prime, paint, and detail the model. The instructions suggest paint consisting of 90% grey and 10% black. I don't see a scale listed anywhere on the box. So in milimeters the transport measures approximatly 75h by 65w. The piece is highly detailed and it will be fun to detail these with dabs of paint.
Even though I took longer to build the model it could have put together in about twenty minutes. For as simple as construction was I am very happy how things worked out. It is as small as it is beautiful.
These models are full of details and are well engineered.
Make sure you know what comes next and watch your assembly sequences during the assembly of your subassemblies.
Sometime ago I acquired several of Bandia Star Wars Series of models, including an AT-M6. Although these models can be snapped together I usually use a spot of glue anyway. I have just started the construction of this model using the build instructions illustrations printed on the inside of the box.
"Lumbering armored beasts that are the latest generation in walkers, these transports help the First Order secure their expanding territories."
This aspect is intesting, however the fabrication of this Mandalorian Amban Blaster will be even more so. It must be great to have all the right equipment and materials at hand when working on something like this. Well done!
A Star Wars medical droid from Star Wars five. A scene where Luke is being treated for exposure by one of the alliance's medical droids.
The X-34 landspeeder first appeared in Star Wars IV, A New Hope and was purported to have been manufactured by the SoroSuub Corporatio. Specific information about the X-34 can be found here.
The Hot Wheels Star Wars X-34 Landspeeder is one of Hot Wheel HW Screen Time line of play vehicles. This line of vehicles is inspired by popular culture in its movies, TV shows, and video games.
“Congratulations, you are being rescued.”
Hay there tall, dark and handsome. Leave it to the Star Wars franchise to come up with a variety of droids. More information can found here about K-2S0 here.
"I am a reprogrammed Imperial droid.
" ―K-2SO"K-2SO (Kay-Too-Ess-Oh or Kay-Tuesso), abbreviated K-2 (Kay-Tu or Kaytoo) or Kay."
"Did you know that wasn't me?"
Although not a perfect likeness, K-2SO 1 is similar to Asimov's robot depicted in the book art of this volumne.
Screenshot from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
1The Star Wars K-2SO is a reprogrammed Imperial droid.
"Never underestimate a droid."
―Leia Organa
The Star Wars franchise has given us an unending array of droids types and personalities. A droid is a robot, especially one resembling a human.
I believe one of these is referred to as Dixie. I wonder if these droids are "woke" and expect to be tipped?
These fabulous creations are featured in Star Wars III, Revenge of the Sith.
Screenshots are from Star Wars II.
Androids are everywhere in Star Wars episoids II and III and are featured allies of the Empire.
It is a real treat to see all of these machines moving around, relatively autonomously.
Star Wars III features even more of these little critters.
A closup view of dozens of star wars artifacts.
"L3-37, Lando Calrissian's acerbic droid partner in crime, Star Wars’ first woke robot."
Screenshot from Han Solo
First published on 9/7-updated on 9/8.
I didn't find that I had posted this video on my blog. This 59 minute video will take you behind the scenes of the technique for the creation of the special effects for the first three Star Wars episodes.
