Bandaged in sticky tape while the plumbers glue cures. |
I really need to source some different sized plastic G-clamps one of these days, they would make this sort of job a lot easier. |
Captains conning tower hotglued in place, offending "R" sanded off all three sections & the roof left off the rear, so that I can fiddle around in there without ripping my fingers to shreds. |
This is the front "mouth" of the tank. These cavities in the lower section (that I've placed cables in) were originally filled by motorised wheels. |
Rear cargo bay, detailed with Araldite tubes, cardboard, plastic stirrers, corrugated card, wires, pipes, plastic checker plate etc |
The right side of the cargo bay. I went all out and put a control panel up front too! |
And here's one of the little blighters that I'll be using for the jet engines. This idea is not mine, it's from one of the first kitbashed models in history.... more on that later. |
So, there you go, progress dear chums. It does happen on occasion :)
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ReplyDeleteLooking great so far, eager to see more!
And you will my dear sir, you will :)
DeleteLooking good. I'm excited to see where this goes. Love the circuit boards. Always a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteI kinda think I've wasted my time on all those detail's though. It's probably never going to be seen. But as i said in the post, I tend to get carried away with myself when I'm kitbashing.
DeleteThanks for the comments Mr Composer :)
The will to copy this is so strong.... Oh so strong !
ReplyDeleteGo for it JB! It'd be great to see your take on it. But first you need to collect an inordinate amount of plastic food containers & other kitchen detritus before you begin :)
DeleteCheers.