At that stage, that kitbash reminds me of Pearl Forrester's "Widow-Maker" from "Mystery SCience Theater 3000". Sincerely, Bill
I know you meant the styrene kitbash in-line linked above, but here's a page showing what is ldentified as the "the" actual WidowMaker prop used in MST3K. http://www.botbuilders.info/index.php?PHPSESSID=oagq94rl7169mfn4c9u270noi3&topic=97.0 I've seen a reproduction that employed, ahem, "personal massage" devices as the rocket thrusters. (Yes, I had the gall to use the word "thrusters" in the same sentence as "personal massage" devices.) Sincerely, Bill
You know, I didn't realize until you said this that scotpens' post had an image in it. Apparently the firewall is blocking it.
Nothing "new" today, but I posted this over in Forbin's thread: Some fun I was having turning on/off layers! Just a demonstration of the different layers I used on the shuttlecraft. Left column has the "lines" layer off, right column on. Alternate rows have the "shading" layer on & off. And the lower half has the "colors" layer on. It does make for a nice effect with different layers on/off.
Which is causing the "gag reflex"? The thought of belittling Trek with Transformers? ...or... The thought of belittling Transformers with Trek? Sincerely, Bill
Went to Boy Scout summer camp for a week as a Scoutmaster, then we had Independence Day, so I got a bit off-track. But here's a new one for today!
After publiusr mentioning the Bumblebee look resembled Thunderbird 4, what about the other Thunderbirds? Or any other Gerry Anderson craft for that matter! Mark