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Really nice looking model..

I did finally wind up putting that thing together. Then I painted it acording to the Chinese Camouflage scheme on the cover of the box. I was not able to get the patches of green to lay down on the base color evenly. I was really disappointed in the results as far as a scale model would be...

I got it wrong I could have sworn it was you. My apologies, I'm bad with faces.

That's what I finally figured out about this experiment was that I had applied this stuff too thick and expected it to dry hard. All of it needs to be applied pretty thin. For thick applications The greens tuff works best for me the Perfect putty works pretty good for minor gaps and thin...

Neat model. It's great that you got a deal on something you have been wanting. I've always loved the Flying Monkeys. I want one for a pet. I wonder how hard they are to house Break?

Nothing wrong with a Hot Chick, Looking Hot:^)

Brilliant Job as usual. I seem to remember there was a Saturday Cartoon in the 60's where the Protagonist and Antagonist raced giant wheels like this. Can't remember the name.

Had a thought an amusing pose for a pilot in a scene like this might be holding a clipboard. Doing a pre operation check list? Not at all sure this is original?

Very Nice

Really good model, realistic looking. As an aside once I was driving on the Freeway in So Cal when a Column of those thing zipped past. They are really big and tall. Even though there was no actual danger the guys sticking out of the top hatches reflexively ducked when they went under an overpass:^)

All four of the colors on the chair work real well

I know this a weird thing to key in to but the upholstery on the chair is realy Realistic.

That's nice, good fabric effect.

I don't know how many time I read Iron Coffins in Junior High. But it was a lot.

Thanks for indulging me it was driving me nuts. Now it is explained.

Excellent model, it will look really nice on the wargame table model.

Thanks, You would know just by the weight if it was hollow. So the only thing I can figure is they use air pressure to push plastic against the walls of the mold internally. I'd really like to know for sure though. Think about how most of the models you encounter have at least two halves that...

It's really fun to watch you work. There are so many times I think you're done but you have something else to do and it is a net improvement. I've watched this through twice. I am really curious about how the model was manufactured. From what little I know about injection mold making (learned...

Really neat model and and base. So these guys make random kits belonging to no particular mythos? What is the nominal scale?

What a Cool idea for a project. And to have the skills to execute it so well!