Industria Mechanika 1/35 The Hornethopter

[Guest]

Cool!!!

[Guest]

Thank you everyone.

The body and legs are now mostly done, but I still need to finish the cockpit and haven't even started on the antennae and wings.

The assembly is quite fragile so I made a start on the mount in order to have somewhere to keep it safe (The mount will be a small vignette when finished).

Thanks for looking.

[Tim Marlow]

Hi Norman
That second picture in particular is excellent, really shows off the insectoid lines of the beast....
Cheers
Tim

[Guest]

Looking very good so far Norman. Keep the updates coming :tongue-out3::tongue-out3:

[papa 695]

Looking very good indeed Norman. Looking forward to the next instalment.

[scottie3158]

This is a great looking machine

[RM6239]

Norman
Great work, love the eyes.
cheers
Ross

[Guest]

Hi Norm have just caught up on this one, yes I managed to log in first time since Friday?.Stunning work and those eyes are superb. :thumb2:
Pete.

[Tim Marlow]

The house has voted, and the “eyes” have it.....LOL

[Guest]

The house has voted, and the “eyes” have it.....LOL

Thank you everyone, and I’m also pleased at how the eyes turned out.

[Jim R]

Hi Norman
Excellent and inventive work. Looks great.
Jim

[Guest]

It's been so long since my last update that I imagine some of you might have thought I'd abandoned this build, but I haven't, its just that I've been mega busy at work with little free time to model

I did have a few hours spare today and painted the wings and cockpit controls, using the same technique for both, applying the colours and then gently sanding back the paint to reveal the raised photo etch details (see insert, before/after).

[papa 695]

Very nice work Norman, work does have an habit of getting in the way.

[Guest]

Mmmm....they looking really good!!

[JR]

Absolutely stunning work all round Norman, and those eyes !!! :surprised::surprised::surprised:.
Glad I found this.
John .