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How much energy can those packs hold???

Bit early for the chequered flag! ;)

More Dropship nonsense... Hold/Cargo bay installed, was a bit tricky, but it did line up. However the flat part between the cockpit and sponsons was not accessible to press on for a tight gluing. Solution was to jab a large needle through the spots marked 27 & 25 glue the area and hold the...

A little more work on the Dropship. There could be some repetition here as I'm sure I posted these, so I'm not sure if some got lost in the 'move' Anyway, the lower front sponsons/doo-dads were next to complete the front section Incredibly difficult to get right as one part has a rather...

Turned out really nice, as to the base, you can always slap some more paint into the divot, but very nice job.

I suppose I mean do you also have a stand for it?

Good legwork @ElMäx - what will you do with it when it's not on the legs?

That I would like to see... that's the ship which was similar to the one in the Mandalorian?

Looks good, nice job

I hope you add more pictures of this build, I for one are very interested in these good looking kits

I love it... I think I might have to seek that one out. Personally I'm a Stalwart fan, but Saracen, Saladin, Salamander are also in the favourites book. I look forward to seeing your other builds too

Almost ready for pizza delivery

That's good to hear, maybe one day I shall get to Turin and see where they filmed all the scenes from the film, thank you for the information

Some lovely buildings and great explanations too. Little Turin models reminded me of my favourite film, The Italian Job with Michael Caine, so many great scenes filmed in Turin and roundabouts Does the Torino Palavela, Via Ventimiglia with its odd shaped roof still exist in Turin?

Vibrant enough for those future people... look forward to more progress

Some interesting models on the shelves... a pink Batmobile as well??? Hope to see some your new builds on here

Pizzas all-round...

Very nice progress, should be an eye-catching Tie

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