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Great bit of nostalgia there... especially the boxes, when they first used to do figures, they were in a plastic blister over here in England with a bit of foam to keep them from jumping about. 1984, blimey I was 14 then! I might have some kicking about at my mothers

That is very nice of you to say so

Colourful spherical detail at its finest

Yes, very nice, very colourful... look forward to more

Appreciated :) Cheers budski

The Seeker is now waiting in the wings, ready for paint. Attention now turns to the Dropship. Parts selected for the front section... Cut, creased and ready for action... There's a LOT going on at the front of the Dropship, and even though I know what this craft looks like, over-familiarity...

I think every model you see has 'that' potential ;) Sadly not on this build Indeed they are at this very moment being employed for weight lifting trials - SEE PICS Me? Nah, I'll leave it up to these two... ;) I think the 'weight' is an often over-looked tool to assist on the model-bench. A...

Cheers for the link, I do love a bit of Adam looking at props. Not caught up with this one yet, but I will give it a look at some point, much appreciated for the content info. Much like yourself, time is my arch enemy, so these will be very quick builds with no mods whatsoever, other than...

A few friends and myself got to see two episodes recorded, which were Gunmen of the Apocalypse & Polymorph - thus the autographs were obtained in the bar of Shepperton Studios. The Starbug is not really a model, but a toy which opens up into a playset and has a few playable features with sound...

First parts chosen, cut, prepared and glued...

A cracking model, but careful if you put it on the coffee table again, it may detect tea and biscuits!

With the Razor Crest recently built, its time for another couple of quickies (I hope!) I'll build these two together, and see if I can improve on the Dropship This variant from the same stable was built many years back, and never really finished the paint job/seam coverage. Was made from...

Well @endbit , the light-Bee from Red Dwarf, as to the little tracked fella, I can't quite place that... Welcome, and we look forward to more obscurity

Please post some photos of your Bentley and Eurofighter, well anything really... We love all sorts on here. As to being a slow builder, It really doesn't matter (unless its needed for a model club display) its what makes you happy.

You will soon find out...

Thank you @Sky Seeker - in reference to Turkey feathers, the rear blades which expand and contract over the rear of most fighter jets. I'll add the 3d printed finished model to this thread when done... the Meg, may take longer. That destroyed model, was a superb piece of tongue in cheek...

Right whilst laser bursts and bullets seek a destination in the depths of space... We now draw a conclusion on this little build. With the top parts placed on, I found myself yet again too far forward. Although I was flush to the front of the hull (red arrows) - it needed to be back to where...

Lovely to see your thought process on the issue in hand - blade control is a tough art to master, I look forward to seeing how the finished part turns out

Yes indeed, model making should be fun of the build, along with a certain degree of 'enjoyment factor' Luckily within paper modelling, we have that second, third or however many it takes Thank you, having an almost 99% OCD factor, the model has to be made as instructed, if if possible to match...

Cheers, but taking far too long to do, I wasn't planning on building the second one... :headbange: