And the opposite, I take mine off to see better close up... been trying to take them off to see better when they are already off - its not getting any better!
That plus the instructions are in Japanese...
Here is the back wing assembly (again) and attached to the body frame.
The front wings are made up of three pieces each (six pieces per wing). I used some cardboard from a calendar to reinforce the
"rib" within each wing. The body frame slides into the wings just like the back wings - so I luckily did not fall into that trap again!
Front wings attached. Even with extra weight of the tweezers on the right side (in the last picture) the model wants to
fall to the left - so the center of gravity is way off - good thing this one is not for flight.
The moth epidemic was cured by the birds. The best the the State was nothing. Nature took care of it. The bird population grew and ate all the moths, while different birds ate the cocoons. By the time it was all over, the bird population returned to normal. Interesting to experience something like that, annoying as Hell!!
Good idea zathros! However they appear to be holding up fine on their own as the model has been sitting on a shelf since it was finished and I see no signs of buckling.
I may eventually try to hang it.
Did anyone notice that terrarium in the new Godzilla movie which was seen in the children's room when father and son returned to their old home? There was a badge on it. It said .... "MOTHRA" ..! So I believe we will see her again in one of the next movies.