nicholassagan sippin on gin + juice Joined Dec 28, 2011 Messages 2,013 Jun 1, 2015 #61 Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago Nicely done!
Massassi Member Joined Aug 25, 2013 Messages 82 Jun 3, 2015 #62 Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago Thanks for the comments. I Want to go back in time a bit. Because there is one thing I did not show yet. I added leds in the guns. (kind of radar light I guess.) It was very tricky to drill the glass fiber in the barrel
Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago Thanks for the comments. I Want to go back in time a bit. Because there is one thing I did not show yet. I added leds in the guns. (kind of radar light I guess.) It was very tricky to drill the glass fiber in the barrel
Quaralane Well-Known Member Joined May 22, 2009 Messages 11,263 Jun 4, 2015 #63 Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago Tricky, yes. But it looks like you pulled it off just fine
Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago Tricky, yes. But it looks like you pulled it off just fine
Massassi Member Joined Aug 25, 2013 Messages 82 Jun 8, 2015 #64 Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago I will store the batteries for the lighting in the base. So I removed the part of the stand and added a headset connector to it. Also made a connector to the main body. I also want to light the engines. So to prevent light leaks, I taped silver tape on the inside, to cover all the large holes in the model. Made a small box that holds the engine leds and blocks the light from getting in the rest of the model. Because the lights are very bright, I put some diffuser in the engine outlet. Al most ready to put everything together.
Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago I will store the batteries for the lighting in the base. So I removed the part of the stand and added a headset connector to it. Also made a connector to the main body. I also want to light the engines. So to prevent light leaks, I taped silver tape on the inside, to cover all the large holes in the model. Made a small box that holds the engine leds and blocks the light from getting in the rest of the model. Because the lights are very bright, I put some diffuser in the engine outlet. Al most ready to put everything together.
dano985 New Member Joined Apr 16, 2014 Messages 151 Jun 8, 2015 #65 Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago Looking good! I don't think I have seen anyone light this model before!
Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago Looking good! I don't think I have seen anyone light this model before!
Massassi Member Joined Aug 25, 2013 Messages 82 Jun 10, 2015 #66 So I have finished the model. Just in time Please let me know what you think of it. Here is a cool youtube of the model: [youtube]https://youtu.be/41e5c_6b8tg[/youtube]
So I have finished the model. Just in time Please let me know what you think of it. Here is a cool youtube of the model: [youtube]https://youtu.be/41e5c_6b8tg[/youtube]
suavetomcat New Member Joined Mar 4, 2013 Messages 303 Jun 10, 2015 #67 Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago Fantastic work mate! Well done! Chris
nicholassagan sippin on gin + juice Joined Dec 28, 2011 Messages 2,013 Jun 10, 2015 #68 Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago Wow really nice finish!!! The bases really sets it off!!!
Re: SCI-FI Star Wars Shadows of the Empire - Xizor's Virago Wow really nice finish!!! The bases really sets it off!!!
JohnSimmons For Spud: I was once Merseajohn Joined Jan 4, 2011 Messages 5,645 Jun 10, 2015 #69 Now that is a great finish!!!! 8)
Biskup New Member Joined Aug 27, 2010 Messages 1,876 Jun 10, 2015 #70 Looks really great. I especially like the spacled effect on main panels.
Massassi Member Joined Aug 25, 2013 Messages 82 Jun 10, 2015 #71 The effect is on every part that has the base gray color. It is created by adding silver to the base color. Then getting a small sponge and putting the paint on there, generating a different pattern every time by turning the sponge.
The effect is on every part that has the base gray color. It is created by adding silver to the base color. Then getting a small sponge and putting the paint on there, generating a different pattern every time by turning the sponge.
Dark Kyp Active Member Joined Nov 27, 2011 Messages 714 Jun 10, 2015 #72 Nice job on this one congratulations!
Quaralane Well-Known Member Joined May 22, 2009 Messages 11,263 Jun 10, 2015 #73 Excellent work on this one. Nice clean ship
Biskup New Member Joined Aug 27, 2010 Messages 1,876 Jun 13, 2015 #75 Thanks for the information on the technique.