Matthias

RoG recently issued a bunch of kits for the old episodes. seems they are imprivements of previously existing kits, look good, are cheap. http://modelstories.free.fr/news/SW2006_P/index.html

Looks great. But I´d advise you to look for a vac canopy from Pavla.

The seat buckles are really neat. How did you shape them? And what are the belts made of?

I admire your courage. Should look damn good when fisnished, and sure, that´s the best way to get it right. Maybe it would be nice if someone coated the masters of resin kits like that. In injected, it must be much more tricky.

This is madness... but i love it. Incredible job!

Wow! Very clean work. And don´t despair, it´s well worth it. I built a MH-53, and you can see plenty through the front glazing. Happy modeling!

It looks pretty good. How do you do the insulation? it seems you put foil on a thin layer of putty and emboss the motif. Am I right?

Saw them yesterday on your site, they are really lovely! COngratulations :-)

That´s work of art! I´d love to see how they do the master!

Humm... I´d say the rocket under the wings need to be put parallel to flight line. On the real thing, the rocket pods rotate to compensate for the rotation of the wings, otherwise the underwing load would cause horrendous drag! Aside of that, looks nice.

Impressive! Pure madness, but I love the idea!

Very good! It seems you have used some stretched sprue for the surrounding of the instruments. Came out nice, but at least in my experience, it can be a very frustrating and time consuming technique. You might want to try stretched Q-tips. Just stretch a Q-tip as if it were sprue to desired diameter, and then you can cut sections of it. Will be very regular, and round. BTW, for cutting, better stick some bit of wire or sprue in the middle, so that it doesn´t get pressed flat during cutting.

Definitely worth picking, but don´t forget to dry-fit everything. I started ours with my girlfriend this weekend, and it is *not* a good kit. But it is a 72nd Concorde :-)

Damnit! They cloned Pierre Greutart! Congratulation, dude, that loks superb!

That looks good. How did you make the rounded shape. It looks very regular, and I´d be eager to know your trick.