Down and dirty and, i think, as Andrew Glazebrook suggested, a mining ship
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Starting off as a place to show my 2000AD-themed projects, its mutated into a diary of what i'm up to in the SF & Fantasy modelling hobby. And the odd rant, review and ramble.
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- Unknown Ship - finished
- The Foamboard Challenge - a mistake
- The Foamboard Challenge - bit more
- The Foamboard Challenge
- U.S.S. Glazebrook - adding the decals
- Unknown Ship - factory finish
- Gateway Shuttle - tail rethink
- Modelwork of Alien video
- Black Beast Of Aaaaaarrrrgh
- Restoring the original Nostromo
- Unknown Ship - bit more work
- U.S.S. Glazebrook - pastelling done
- Unknown Ship - the start
- U.S.S. Glazebrook - pastelling
- Empire Of the Sun
- Gateway Shuttle - the high cost of modelling
- Shield Ship - rear section done.
- Gateway Shuttle - hull
- Gateway Shuttle - rear hull
- Shield Ship - getting there
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About Me
- Mangamax
- Born '62, growing old but not up. Ex-Projectionist. Fan of decent film, especially 50's SF, Universal and Hammer horrors, the shorts of Laurel & Hardy. Love the British boys comics i grew up on, special effects in any form, history, mythology, fantasy and cheese.
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- Dredd & 2000AD Modelling Blog
- My Bat-Blog
- My War Of The Worlds tribute site
- Top bloke Andrew Glazebrook's Blog
- Stunning M.A.K. blogsite
- Aieeee! - my site devoted to 70's British Comic Characters
- D'israeli's Blog site
- Zarjaz - brilliant 2000AD fanzine
- Chris Westons Blog site
- Jock's site
- Frazer Irving's Blog Site
- Dave Taylor's Blog Site
- PJ Holden's Blog Site
- Dylan Teague's Blog Site
- The offical 2000 AD site
2 comments:
Weird but cool, nice work mangamax.
Cool, it could do with some sort of grabbing arms, like it goes around tearing asteroids apart !!
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