Maschinen Krieger 1:20 scale by Hasegawa

[chriswil42]

Looks very good.

[Haddock]

All transfers applied. just a coat of varnish to finish off.
I am still undecided about the weathering.

Be subtle.
Haddock.

[zak]

I am thinking, no weathering, factory fresh.

[MSea]

You could do it in a workshop with the opened packaging in the corner - just a thought 

[zak]

You could do it in a workshop with the opened packaging in the corner - just a thought 

It's a thought.
But I am now doing battle with one of the original Nitto models from the 1980's - nowhere as nice as the Hasegawa one.
Quite strange plastic.
There is a whole history/ genre behind these models and their evolution.

[MSea]

Yes a full history - have read about some in the Fantasy Figures Magazine - you will be doing Gundam next 

[zak]

Yes a full history - have read about some in the Fantasy Figures Magazine - you will be doing Gundam next 

I think that may be a step too far.

[MSea]

They are tooooo bright for me - hohohhoho

[cph64]

Being innocent I had to look Gundam up, so it's like Manga but militarised eh?

[MSea]

Corect Chris

[zak]

This is form tomorrow at the Modelling/Play Day!

[zak]

Managed the arms legs and the head and shoulders on the modelling day.

[chriswil42]

Plenty done. More than me.

[zak]

More progress, the arms and legs are held on with poly caps and can easily be removed.

[zak]

Of course, he does have a mate.
This is the Racoon, a sort of scout version.