BatWing '89 / 1:32 / Ing. Spendlik

[Octoman]

Wow! Your renders are REALLY good! I can't wait to build this! This would be a great kit to add some lights to... Target and Walmart have this nifty battery op LED strings that are perfect for stuff like this and with a little reinforcement, you can actually put the battery box in the model!


Excellent work!


Best,


Ian

 

[Vortex_4200]

great work... looking forward to building this!!

 

[Ing. Spendlik]

Hi folks,
I just want to inform you, that I am still working on the BatWing. A4 sheets are beeing filled with the unfolded parts.

What you can see is unfolded whole main wing, without skeleton.

Ing. Spendlik

 

[Cforrest900]

wow. Nice work. THis is gonna be awesome once it's done

 

[zathros]

Great strides since your last post. Looking real good!

 

[Cforrest900]

It looks awsome.
when you get it to a studio propsize this would rock.
but i think the wings will need some kind of reinforcement..because they are so large and thin...you would get droopy wings.

ah...and we need mr Batman
i looked for a batman but the only nice one i found is a one of a kind one. :-(
http://calvinscanadiancaveofcool.blogspot.be/2012/07/cool-batman-papercraft.html

Try here:
http://paper-replika.com/index.php?...-paper-model&catid=142:figurine&Itemid=206318

 

[dnalor]

hey that's a great batman.....

 

[Master-Bruce]

Fantastic!! I had this one on my design "to do" list. I think I'll sit back and leave it to you. It's looking great!

 

[zathros]

I think you modelis a weapon in it's self!!

 

[Ing. Spendlik]

Just a quick update - First parts of skeleton are ready to be glued together. Parts were cutted out by a laser cutter, but because of my mistake I had to make small correction to them with small rasp. But after that, all parts fit perfectly. :thumb:

And one more shot to compare Rhino render and real model:

Stay tuned.
Ing. Spendlik

 

[dnalor]

yes the building has begun

 

[Ing. Spendlik]

Hi,
yesterday I have started building of BatWing - seat and pedals are glued to interior. For testing purposes I have put whole interior into cockpit skeleton.

I hope that on saturday I will be able to spray it with airbrush.


Ing. Spendlik

 

[zathros]

Great to know you still are working on this.

 

[Marman]

The 3D rendering is beautiful. I can't wait t see a finished build of the design. Amazing!

 

[zathros]

This is such an intricate design. I'm happy your still going at it. Really shows perseverance at it's finest.

 

[Ing. Spendlik]

Hi folks
BatWing project is still alive I have cutted out panels for upper wings. The panels will create structure of wings so it will stand out when airbrushing.

I also glued wing parts to the skeleton. And just for testing purposes I have tried rear and cockpit skeleton parts if they fit

Ing. Spendlik

 

[silveroxide]

It has been a while since last posting. Someone else made a batwing but not as intricate as yours. thanks for updating us on your work, it looks fantastic.

 

[Cforrest900]

I seriously can't WAIT for this one! This looks INCREDIBLE

 

[Ing. Spendlik]

Small update.
Back parts have been glued together.

Next on my list are edges of the wings - one of the most difficult parts on the model.

Ing. Spendlik

 

[Revell-Fan]

This is absolutely fantastic! Please continue with this one; this is gonna be the best Batwing model in the world!