Some modifications have been done which I think will go a long way to
camouflage the obvious "helicopter" canopy and some extra detail has
been added to the sides.
I also removed most of the rivets.
Next up is some more detail to be added to the engine casings.
part 1, part 2, part 3, part5
More soon....
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Your a far better kitbasher than I, but I reckon it still looks too much like a chopper. I think you need to break it up drastically, in the centre or something? Get rid of the port hole windows maybe?
ReplyDeleteThe contour of the chopper is still too obvious IMHO :(
My two cents.
I think the chopper will be more or less gone once the finishing paint goes on. Looking good!
ReplyDeleteIs that a little auto body filler?
Yes it is some body filler.
DeleteAll your ships are freaking incredible!
ReplyDeleteI second that.
ReplyDeleteHello, your work is astonishing.
ReplyDeleteI am a stop motion music video director and wanted to talk with you about the possibility of working with some of your models or if you are able to create new ones.
If you are interested, you can reach me here : dabrainkilla@gmail.com
Thanks for your blog and what you do.
All the best,
Christophe