The Madhatter

Hi everyone, Well, things are coming along slowly but steadily. I had almost drilled out all of the holes when I broke the drill bit and I have no spare oh well - still got heaps to do in the mean time The only thing that I'm finding to be a source of irritation are the glue marks. Has anyone got a good technique for applying a very small amount of glue to a tiny square of plastic and place it on the surface without smearing it? I have tried using the point of my knife, self closing tweezers and slightly dipping the raw edge into Tamiya's Thin Cement. Once I've tidied it up a bit and put

Hey everyone, Just a quick question, if I go with the majority opinion of color choice, which brand of paint has the most applicable shade of Imperial Red(s) never mind - found it I think.

thanks fellas - progress is slow but worth it

hello everyone Just another couple of progress pics 32 LED's in the engines alone so far. Have fiber optics to install yet and so much more The macro isn't to kind looking at the messy surface but at naked eye level, it looks OK. This is my first real attempt at super detailing - I think it shows :) It's a bit hard to define the different colors on the engines Might also need to get a better camera and learn how to take better pics with it

thanks guys - been a long time visitor and thought it about time to contribute something :wub: not quite going as neatly as I had envisioned though, although the new pair of tweezers should put and end to the finger prints - hopefully

Hi all here are a couple more pics of my Venator if your interested. Any and all feed back welcomed

Hi everyone Here are some pics of my new Venator build for anyone who may be interested: thanks for looking!

sweet - thanks for the info - really appreciated.

Hi everyone This may have been discussed somewhere else on the forum, so apologies for any possible frustrations, however, I am building the Revell Venator and am having trouble deciding on what scheme is the better one ( The Red Strip or the plain Grey) with the added block of also being unsure of which exact Gray is the right one to use and which product has the closest match. The Revell instructions really only tell you the basic color of "Gray" and Dark Gray" - not exactly much help to some one who doesn't generally model Sci-Fi. Any and all opinions welcome Cheers