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Made in us
Colonel





This Is Where the Fish Lives






Bandai "Vehicle Model" Star Destroyer; finished in Tamiya & Vallejo acrylics, 502 Abteilung oils, and MIG Productions enamels.

This model has no given scale, but it's pretty small at a little over 4-1/2" long. It's smaller than an Armada Victory-class Star Destroyer, which is a shame because it would make an awesome gaming piece!

I primed the model black and then gave it a coat of Tamiya Flat White darkened with a little Tamiya Light Grey. After that, I cut a bunch of tiny pieces of masking tape to a simple "Aztec pattern" on the hull. Then I lightened the original base color with more white and sprayed the ship. After I pulled the tape off, I felt that the panels were a little too dark so I dusted them with the base color to tone them down a bit. I put a coat of Future on the model and when it dried, I gave the recesses a wash using 502 Abteilung Oil Faded Grey and gave some of the darker areas a wash of toned down Mig Productions Dark Wash (enamel). Once everything was dried, I'll gave it a matte coat it and pick out some small details with a brush using Vallejo Game Color Ghost Grey. The decal was lifted from Bandai's 1/48 scale AT-ST kit.

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Amazing work. The only thing that I could think of, is I’d like to see the blue glow of the engines.

But what you have done is great!

   
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This Is Where the Fish Lives

 Nevelon wrote:
Amazing work. The only thing that I could think of, is I’d like to see the blue glow of the engines.

But what you have done is great!
Thanks!

I considered doing an engine glow, but I'm not really the biggest of it and with this model's small scale it would be tricky to make it look convincing. I would really like to put some lights in it, but there's hardly any room on the interior (and I'm not well versed in electronics!).

 d-usa wrote:
"When the Internet sends its people, they're not sending their best. They're not sending you. They're not sending you. They're sending posters that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with us. They're bringing strawmen. They're bringing spam. They're trolls. And some, I assume, are good people."
 
   
 
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