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Finished yet another model for 2006, and keeping on track with about 2 models/year output :) The new Fujimi Ferrari models aren't bad at all. The parts looks sharp, correct ride height, rims and it actually looks like the real car... which is a suprise for a Fujimi kit. Painted with tamiya pure white and detailed with crazy modeler photo-etch parts which made my life a lot easier with the included window masks and metal transfers. Finished the whole thing in about 3 weeks just in time for xmas(i know... i can't believe i could pull it off too)
too bad I don't get to keep it though
more pics here
too bad I don't get to keep it though
more pics here
2007/01/04(木) 11:34:52 | modelling |
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Project SD freedom = failure due to technical difficulties :)
Current project for gundamworkshop HGUC competition...Advanced Hazel with hrududu and booster unit
Current project for gundamworkshop HGUC competition...Advanced Hazel with hrududu and booster unit
me somewhere in there
The best part was seeing u there at nite :)
The best part was seeing u there at nite :)
Local SD competition is coming up next Sunday. Most of the sanding and mods were done. But I will be heading over to salt spring island for the long weekend. Oh well… lets see if I can finish it for the competition :)
Cut open original thrusters, added Kotobukiya nozzle and 0.5 styrene as 'gates'
Front armor from HG SF
Sharpened 'antenna', face 'pushed' back, extended neck area
Looks alrite with the HG parts
Cut open original thrusters, added Kotobukiya nozzle and 0.5 styrene as 'gates'
Front armor from HG SF
Sharpened 'antenna', face 'pushed' back, extended neck area
Looks alrite with the HG parts
I was reading Reflect’s work in progress and the skill of the talented sculptor Mitumasa Yoshizawa is just amazing. Based on Shunya Yamashita's illustration of his original character and sculpted by Mitumasa, looks like the new figure is coming along very nicely. Can’t wait to see it finished....just have to get the original this time 
Images are courtesy of Reflect and Rick-O-Sound
(warning: pages might contain nudity)
Images are courtesy of Reflect and Rick-O-Sound
(warning: pages might contain nudity)
I'm getting quite a few emails on how I took the fotos of my models, so I decided to give it a shot and show you guys a simple and effective way to take photos of your work. First of all, I am no expert in photography and you DO NOT need an expensive camera or foto booth to reproduce the same results as seen in my works. The pic below was taken with flash on and you certainly couldn’t do any worse than that. 
Materials you will need for the foto booth
1 Poster board $1
2 mirrors covered with aluminum foil $4
1 clamp on desk lamp $8
Yes, those are all you need for a foto booth. As to the camera, almost any point and shoot digi cam will do. Tripod would definitely make your life easier but it is not necessary. Just place your cam on any flat object until you reach the desired height and angle.
Place the model in the middle while using the poster board as a back drop. Put the two reflectors in the sides to get rid of the shadows. The light source should be pointing away from the background and towards the direction of the camera. This should create a nice gradient effect in the background. Now, give it a try~
End result with the same car and camera taken inside the booth.... wallpaper material
Materials you will need for the foto booth
1 Poster board $1
2 mirrors covered with aluminum foil $4
1 clamp on desk lamp $8
Yes, those are all you need for a foto booth. As to the camera, almost any point and shoot digi cam will do. Tripod would definitely make your life easier but it is not necessary. Just place your cam on any flat object until you reach the desired height and angle.
Place the model in the middle while using the poster board as a back drop. Put the two reflectors in the sides to get rid of the shadows. The light source should be pointing away from the background and towards the direction of the camera. This should create a nice gradient effect in the background. Now, give it a try~
End result with the same car and camera taken inside the booth.... wallpaper material
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Been hooked on keroro recently...aaahhh...the stupid frog
Other interesting series that im following are airgear and AMG 2nd season... get them @ animesuki
1/8 non non arrived in the mail a few weeks ago, and as usual the resin casting was perfect from e2046. Hopefully I can get started on the kit after the SD contest at gundamworkshop
