COLLEGE COMMISION-DEEP SPACE EXPLORER-LOST IN SPACE.

[eddiesolo]

This is a commision build for the college, they wanted a deep space explorer that was lost in space, had to look worn and used. I also added a meteorite on the front they captured an hollowed out.


This is all scratch made from plastic and spare model parts.


Still loads to do in weathering, taken two days just in getting various aluminum and steel coats then a wash and some drag work using white, but just taking it easy and doing a bit at a time.


Hope you like so far.

[Guest]

Looking good Sci.


I'm not sure what your illness is,but you are right take your time and get better.

[Guest]

Glad to see you're feeling up to doing some models again Si, it looks good so far


Blair

[takeslousyphotos]

He's back .......... Yesssss. Nice one Si.

[eddiesolo]

Ta guys, have added to it and done another half hour.


Glad you like it so far.

[Robert1968]

Sci fi ( Si ) he's like the bloomin " Borg" making stuff ( assimilating stuff)out of nothing and making the ships soooooo realistic it's fantastic


Glad your back Si


Oh and by the way I'm liking this a lot ( love the meteor too!!!


Robert

[flyjoe180]

Nice work so far Si, great to see you back building too.

[eddiesolo]

Ta guys, no kit building at the mo just something easy.

[bazers]

Looking good Si, like the meteor,


glad to see you modeling again

[monica]

I real do like this one,great ,idea ,and to pull it off as well,real nice,very well done,

[Guest]

He's back and upto his normal high standards, nice work si

[Guest]

Nice looking model. Is the exhaust a spotlight fitting?

[eddiesolo]

Nice looking model. Is the exhaust a spotlight fitting?

It is indeed Graham, started out as a solar powered bulb: The finished build is here: http://www.scale-models.co.uk/thread...erelict.32894/