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Damn thats nice.

What a truely Awesome piece.. 10/10

Crappidy-crap, I managed to take one picture before the right arm fell off... Even with heavy two-component glue and thick pinning. I'll have to clean up the glue surfaces and put him together again. It's going to be a zen exercise to apply enough pressure for long enough so the glue can set. Now I just held it for a few minutes before making sure the arms were supported by random items found around the house.



And a High Res version: Clicky

Absolutely fantastic and the base is perfect in so many ways. Kudos sir.

Great job, Meph! Glad to see you finally finished the big guy.

Great job Meph, would definitely like to see him next to the space marine, oh and in a competition or two.

Thanks fellas!
Well, one week later and the dropped-off-right-arm fix is complete. I tried bracing the arm using all kinds of constructions with books and carpentry vices etc etc. Until I just braced the arm using three plastic, ermm, whatchamacallit in Anglo-lese, zip-strips?


I connected three of these and no extra support was needed. So, tadaaa.

As you can see he's huge. So huge in fact that I can't take any decent pictures of it... He's just too large to make an improvised lighting setup using white paper and such. I think I'll have to poke some hobby-photographer friends of mine to see if they wouldn't mind using my model as a model.



And of course, a High-res photo:


http://www.postwarvandal.com/Meph/Physical/Terminator/IMG_6099PPHR.jpg


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Well done sir, well done!

Zip ties, in that new fancy "Anglo-lese"

Looks great. Any further plans for large scale models, or back to the realm of 28mm?

It's back to the realm of 28mm for a while. yesterday I finished prepping the Contemptor dread stomping Scorpions for painting.

Brilliant project and effort put in.
Love the pic of him and his little 28mm buddy