by Brett M » Tue Aug 29, 2017 9:50 am
Voyteque wrote:Hello Brett!
NJ looks really great and You are very close to the end. I do not know how does it work but closer I am to the finishing the model, slower I work and I loose focus... Have You got something like this too?
As for the rigging, if I may recommend something, look in here:
http://infini-model.com/index.php/0prod ... -material/
I have bought their rigging for my Mo and I am 100% satified!
Have a great day!
Thanks Wojtek! Yep, I get the same way. I guess I don't see as many "big" things to do, so I let it sit. That and the other 20 models keeps distracting me!
I'll check out the Infini rigging, that may work
Koppalakki wrote:I really appreciate the effort you have done to blend the bottom of the railings to the hull. Looks very nice and gives a good feeling of them belonging there!
Thanks! Definitely is a lot of clean up compared to your Yamato, but...it's the only way I knew how
[quote="Voyteque"]Hello Brett!
NJ looks really great and You are very close to the end. I do not know how does it work but closer I am to the finishing the model, slower I work and I loose focus... Have You got something like this too? :lol:
As for the rigging, if I may recommend something, look in here:
[url]http://infini-model.com/index.php/0product/tool-material/[/url]
I have bought their rigging for my Mo and I am 100% satified!
Have a great day![/quote]
Thanks Wojtek! Yep, I get the same way. I guess I don't see as many "big" things to do, so I let it sit. That and the other 20 models keeps distracting me!
I'll check out the Infini rigging, that may work :)
[quote="Koppalakki"]I really appreciate the effort you have done to blend the bottom of the railings to the hull. Looks very nice and gives a good feeling of them belonging there![/quote]
Thanks! Definitely is a lot of clean up compared to your Yamato, but...it's the only way I knew how :)