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Natureboyfig4 updated GI Joe Cobra Computer Console - Vintage 1980s v1 with a new update entry: Reupload and Addition Read the rest of this update entry...

Here's a black & white outline of the same piece, for those of you who might want to modify it. It took a little while to make it (working backwards), but I think it was worth it:

Here is a black & white outline of the same piece, if you'd like to try your hand at modifying it. It took a little while to make (working backwards), but I think it was worth it:

You're welcome! Glad I could contribute!

Natureboyfig4 submitted a new resource: GI Joe Cobra Computer Console - Vintage 1980s v1 - Cobra Computer Console from 1980s Cereal Box - Original and Updated Read more about this resource...

Another example, showing the new, single-piece back panel:

I'll give it a shot. Thanks!

OK, here's the FINAL version of this thing that I'm gonna make. I reworked it from the ground up, and it should be much easier to assemble now. Also, it's saved as a lossless BITMAP, so it should be a lot clearer.

I recently tried to print and assemble a vintage 1980s GI Joe toy that was on a cereal box (which had been saved to a website years ago). I printed it at the scale the picture came in and tried to assemble it, but it had been designed very poorly and wouldn't go together correctly. I decided to...

Howdy! The models look great!

Spock: "Klingon ship decloaking dead ahead!" Kirk: "Mr Chekov, raise shields and extend middle finger!"

Thank you for these awesome pictures. Now I'm wanting to spruce up my 1701 build from a few years ago!

Thanks!

Thanks for the welcome, everyone. I'm glad you like the model. I'll be sharing some other stuff soon.

Thanks for the Pepakura link. I just got it!

And here is the finished model. I've got to admit, I was pretty proud of how it turned out. I did intend on making a partial cast of my own face and applying it to the thing, but my wife nixed that idea as "going too far."

In early June of 2012, I put on the first coat of primer. I also decided to use an old CPAP hose as the cables going down the Terminator's back: The LEDs that were included for the red eyes just didn't look right to me, so I decided to cut the eye holes out bigger and use some spare warp...

Now, I started on the fun stuff: Making false-removable parts into actual removable parts and building inner supports for electronics. At the same time, I added parts of an insulin needle (for treating my diabetes) to the right side, in order to personalize it a bit. I used the plunger cap and...

OK, assuming I can get this to come out right, here's one of my previous builds: A 1:1 Terminator Head model I got off eBay and seriously modified using a mix of plastic rods from a hobby shop, a water bottle cap, stick-on plastic gems, parts of an old CPAP hose (air hose for treatment of my...

Thanks! This was a really fun picture to make. I saw a Facebook page, called "Ric Flair Was There", that posted funny Photoshopped pictures of Flair, and decided to make one of him as "Doctor Whoo". Matching his head with the picture of Tom "Fourth Doctor" Baker was the easy part. The logo at...