NAUSICAA
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The vignette depicts the last scenes of the film, when Princess Nausicca rescues a baby Ohm, a giant animal.
The bug - Ohm - has been airbrushed. First pre-shaded and after a basic green colour, dry brushed . The paints I used are from the Vallejo range.
The bug - Ohm - has been airbrushed. First pre-shaded and after a basic green colour, dry brushed . The paints I used are from the Vallejo range.
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The base is a cheap build of my own. A circle of insulation foam lined with grey cardoard coated iwth PVA glue and painted with a spray can.
The ground was built with modeling clay Das Pronto and the water with still water form Woodland Scenics.
The ground was built with modeling clay Das Pronto and the water with still water form Woodland Scenics.
Very interesting model, It gives me ideas for a diorama for Starship Troopers capturing the brain bug. Thanks for sharing.
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Oh that is great!! I should finish the Gunship, it's so close! Those Ohms get very very big!!
Hi Zathros, I thought of your project when I was building this kit. What you showed me then looked very good.
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I have to many irons in the furnace. I have too stay focused to get one thing out. Hopefully soon, I will have something. Quite a departure from I normally work on. 
Your work so just so artistic. I wish I had that kind of artistic ability, what I do is much more mechanical. I can make some really exotic Bas-Reliefs out of paper though, but they are to risque to post, maybe I will send you one if you email account, and you can have a good laugh putting it together. They go together quite easily, and look good when done.
Your work so just so artistic. I wish I had that kind of artistic ability, what I do is much more mechanical. I can make some really exotic Bas-Reliefs out of paper though, but they are to risque to post, maybe I will send you one if you email account, and you can have a good laugh putting it together. They go together quite easily, and look good when done.
How I understand you Zathros.
I'm currently involved in an event in a group of modelers in facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/521957691148121/
https://www.facebook.com/events/1398444853783136/?ref_dashboard_filter=past
After an online chat I realised I had over 20 projects on standby. If this was a competition I would've won the trophee....
This led to a joke and a cartoon. An imaginary group named Kitaholics Anonymous.
The event consists on finishing at least 3 projects until march31st.
We are a small bunch that really checked-in and is doing the works. It has been motivating.
I'm currently involved in an event in a group of modelers in facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/521957691148121/
https://www.facebook.com/events/1398444853783136/?ref_dashboard_filter=past
After an online chat I realised I had over 20 projects on standby. If this was a competition I would've won the trophee....
This led to a joke and a cartoon. An imaginary group named Kitaholics Anonymous.
The event consists on finishing at least 3 projects until march31st.
We are a small bunch that really checked-in and is doing the works. It has been motivating.
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I have made a new year's promise to attempt to stop procrastinating. The attempt is working out very well, though I have yet not made a thing.
Excellent work Carlos. as a fellow fan of the film, I applaud your work