Monday, 28 November 2011
Friday, 25 November 2011
Sunday, 16 October 2011
Fathom WIP
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
Inter Dimension Ship
Sunday, 9 October 2011
Pursuit Ship
Thursday, 29 September 2011
Dynamic Views Option
Blogger has facilitated a Dynamic Views interface for easier viewing of blogs.
Although I am excited by the new templates, at the time of writing, I am not yet ready to switch to them and await to see the forthcoming additions before deciding.
In the meantime, what I can do is offer anyone that wishes to, a link to view Illumination5 in the dynamic views options by clicking on the following link:-
Illumination5 Dynamic View
I have the Magazine option selected as the default link. Modern browsers will have the ability to click onto the six other options displayed on the toolbar for preferred viewing.
Thank you and enjoy.
Although I am excited by the new templates, at the time of writing, I am not yet ready to switch to them and await to see the forthcoming additions before deciding.
In the meantime, what I can do is offer anyone that wishes to, a link to view Illumination5 in the dynamic views options by clicking on the following link:-
Illumination5 Dynamic View
I have the Magazine option selected as the default link. Modern browsers will have the ability to click onto the six other options displayed on the toolbar for preferred viewing.
Thank you and enjoy.
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Revell Battlestar Galactica
Sunday, 25 September 2011
FX-15 Eagle
This model was inspired by a concept painting I saw on the conceptships site. Tho the painting uses an F-14 Tomcat, I had a 1/72 Italieri F15 that was doing nothing interesting so I used that as the basis and tried to come up with an interesting little paint scheme.
The appendages fold away nicely enough for flight mode too.
Here is a link to the artists page on:- conceptships.blogspot
The appendages fold away nicely enough for flight mode too.
Here is a link to the artists page on:- conceptships.blogspot
Hasbro Tauntaun
This is the Hasbro Tauntaun toy/action figure that came with a Luke Skywalker figure. I thought it would be a neat project to try and add some synthetic fur from a regular toy to it and see what would happen and if it would make a decent replica of the studio puppet. I was really happy with the results. Below are some renders followed by some regular pics.
Revell Colonial Viper
MPC Millennium Falcon
This is the MPC (and later AMT/ERTL) Millennium Falcon. I know the kit has its detractors but I think its an exciting kit and what it lacks for acurrists, it makes up for in size and pure fun.
This is the first model I ever tried to light, but this took place long after construction so for the front headlights the bulbs sit externally to avoid cracking the model. Also the rear engine lights are in actuality a standard amber hue but for the picture it was altered to appear blue. My paint work/details are around 60% complete as there are lots more overall hull details that weren't too easily spotted in the regular references of the time. Since then, further books and the Star Wars touring exhibits (along with the kindly fans who have put their images on sundry web sites for all to share in) have allowed the sort of access one could only dream about in days gone by. My thanks to them all for allowing us to get so much closer to, and learn from the masters and artists that designed, created and built such wonderful ships.
These are some WIP pics of the Revell Millennium Falcon. The Revell kit is a little smaller than the MPC edition, but it offered a good opportunity to start this project from the outset and I'm having a bash at fully lighting it, including the landing lights and so forth. One of the problems with so many separate lighting paths (engines/ landing gear/ headlights/ cockpit/ side wall) is deciding where to go with all the wires. Hopefully I'll figure that out one of these days.
This is the first model I ever tried to light, but this took place long after construction so for the front headlights the bulbs sit externally to avoid cracking the model. Also the rear engine lights are in actuality a standard amber hue but for the picture it was altered to appear blue. My paint work/details are around 60% complete as there are lots more overall hull details that weren't too easily spotted in the regular references of the time. Since then, further books and the Star Wars touring exhibits (along with the kindly fans who have put their images on sundry web sites for all to share in) have allowed the sort of access one could only dream about in days gone by. My thanks to them all for allowing us to get so much closer to, and learn from the masters and artists that designed, created and built such wonderful ships.
These are some WIP pics of the Revell Millennium Falcon. The Revell kit is a little smaller than the MPC edition, but it offered a good opportunity to start this project from the outset and I'm having a bash at fully lighting it, including the landing lights and so forth. One of the problems with so many separate lighting paths (engines/ landing gear/ headlights/ cockpit/ side wall) is deciding where to go with all the wires. Hopefully I'll figure that out one of these days.
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