Hi, folks!
While working on my Gustav build in the SecretSanta thread I've decided to do a second project - something small that I can work on at the same time with the main goal.
The idea is in increasing my building efficiency: I just thought that building a model is a series of different stages: assembling, lighting, priming, painting, weathering if speaking simply. So I want to try working in each of the stages on two or three models instead of one, waiting to complete the stage for each of the projects before moving further, assuming that it is going to be overall faster then working on each of the models separately. Plus that helps to keep interestin each of the projects for the longer periods because of the posibility to rest from each of them while turning for a while to another one. I can say that each of the assumptions proved to be correct so far.
So, the project I would like to present you, guys, now is a small vingete I called "Peaks of Cato Neimodia".
The idea started with two little kits: the Eta-2 jedi starfighters from F-Toys I had randomly got while being in Japan the last time and the Revells ARC-170 fighter I have bought afterwards to accompany the first kit - both are about 1/144 scale.
I want to depict these fighters flying over the Cato Neimodia - the Trade Federation's headquaters world in the last days of the Clone Wars. This planet can be seen in one of the scenes of Ep. III showing a dogfight around the planets briges-cities and the execution of the order 66. It was also shown later in the Force Unleashed II videogame. Bellow are some of the reference pictures I've been using for inspiration:
And here is what I've found on my table after a couple of evenings of working with various scratch
And with the model fighters in their places:
Thanks for looking, folks!
While working on my Gustav build in the SecretSanta thread I've decided to do a second project - something small that I can work on at the same time with the main goal.
The idea is in increasing my building efficiency: I just thought that building a model is a series of different stages: assembling, lighting, priming, painting, weathering if speaking simply. So I want to try working in each of the stages on two or three models instead of one, waiting to complete the stage for each of the projects before moving further, assuming that it is going to be overall faster then working on each of the models separately. Plus that helps to keep interestin each of the projects for the longer periods because of the posibility to rest from each of them while turning for a while to another one. I can say that each of the assumptions proved to be correct so far.
So, the project I would like to present you, guys, now is a small vingete I called "Peaks of Cato Neimodia".
The idea started with two little kits: the Eta-2 jedi starfighters from F-Toys I had randomly got while being in Japan the last time and the Revells ARC-170 fighter I have bought afterwards to accompany the first kit - both are about 1/144 scale.
I want to depict these fighters flying over the Cato Neimodia - the Trade Federation's headquaters world in the last days of the Clone Wars. This planet can be seen in one of the scenes of Ep. III showing a dogfight around the planets briges-cities and the execution of the order 66. It was also shown later in the Force Unleashed II videogame. Bellow are some of the reference pictures I've been using for inspiration:
And here is what I've found on my table after a couple of evenings of working with various scratch
And with the model fighters in their places:
Thanks for looking, folks!