May not look complicated but boy, it's one tough model to build As far as models go, reckon there's only 2 words to remember; 'FINE MOLDS' made in Japan Awesome fit, awesome detail, no glue required. This one has 130 parts & it's only 30CM long.
8/10 for frustratingly good fun that uses the grey matter!
Ah padawan, the force is strong in you, but the challenges await you, they do.
I have been a scratch builder for 20 years... now THAT requires some grey matter. I once had 700 UNMADE kits - before I got married. Now I have 50 at most. I sold the lot on eBay in ONE sale - landed me enough to NOT have to work for 5 months if I wanted to (but it boiught a nice car instead). Was sad seeing 700 kits laid out in the kitchen waiting for him to come collect them all. Really sad. He drove up from NSW with a sealed trailer.
Thanks guys. Can't see it too well in the pic but the craft is supposed to have a battered, weathered, coming in & out of the atmo. on a regular basis 'fried' look. I achieved this by setting the model up outside with it pointed into the wind then stood up wind & let fly with a few different coloured cans of spray paint & misting it with light overspray, with most of it falling on the front portion of the craft, naturally. Gives a nice fade off to the rear effect.
As far as models go, reckon there's only 2 words to remember; 'FINE MOLDS' made in Japan
Awesome fit, awesome detail, no glue required. This one has 130 parts & it's only 30CM long. 
Well I'll never be into it like you have been, Lewis. "You're only a master of evil, Lewis' 
