Bandai 1/72 AND 1/144 T-65 X-Wing from Rogue One
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The 1/72nd X-Wing starts with priming the parts, the first color coats
not shown here is tat I did some wash and highlight work on the "dirtiest" parts.
Then started assembly of the S-Foils
more to come...
not shown here is tat I did some wash and highlight work on the "dirtiest" parts.
Then started assembly of the S-Foils
more to come...
more details added to the first half S-Foil, 
Decals applied during sub assemblies to make them easier to get to..
red glow effect added to the exhausts, 
and the between the wing details added 
this is on sharp looking model.
Decals applied during sub assemblies to make them easier to get to.. red glow effect added to the exhausts, and the between the wing details added this is on sharp looking model.
The edge on view of the closed S-Foils,
And the construction of the fuselage starts with the cockpit tub,
Then the S-Foils mount to the core, and the side detail pieces start going on.
And the construction of the fuselage starts with the cockpit tub,
Then the S-Foils mount to the core, and the side detail pieces start going on.
The Pilot gets painted as a generic Rebel X-Wing pilot,
Then I found a better reference pic to go by and made changes...
And finished...
Then I found a better reference pic to go by and made changes...
And finished...
And the Pilot installed in his office before the upper fuselage goes on...
Then the upper instrument panel is installed...
Then the upper instrument panel is installed...
Upper fuselage installed...
And Cannon barrels, nose cone, and canopy installed.
And Cannon barrels, nose cone, and canopy installed.
and the finished beauty shots...
subtle weathering with pastel chalks, and a final flat coat...
And with the S-Foils open...
Next will be the 1/144th U-Wing and Tie Striker
subtle weathering with pastel chalks, and a final flat coat...
And with the S-Foils open...
Next will be the 1/144th U-Wing and Tie Striker
- Apr 5, 2013
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That came out great!! I though it was a bigger scale, which amazes me more than you did such a great job in such a small scale. Kudos to you. 
That is the magic of Bandai models: Even at that tiny scale they are uber-packed with detail so that they look much larger in photographs. Some people even speculate that the price of the new 1/72 Falcon is so high because they painstakingly re-created every single kit part ILM used to create and detail the original filming miniature. Which means that the kit would contain over 1000 parts..! 
That wouldn't surprise me, thier 1/144th Falcon has over 150 parts...That is the magic of Bandai models: Even at that tiny scale they are uber-packed with detail so that they look much larger in photographs. Some people even speculate that the price of the new 1/72 Falcon is so high because they painstakingly re-created every single kit part ILM used to create and detail the original filming miniature. Which means that the kit would contain over 1000 parts..!
ThanksThat came out great!! I though it was a bigger scale, which amazes me more than you did such a great job in such a small scale. Kudos to you.