I decided to re-photograph an older model, my Command AT-ST. The older photos were too dark, and the new ones came out so much better. Plus, it's great to get out an old model from time to time. I took about 14 new photos, so check out the page and enjoy!
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Scale Celebration
Well, with acquisition of the Anigrand MC80 Liberty-Class Cruiser, I now have over 1000 scales in my Scale List Library here. It's a lot, it's nerdy, and it makes me really happy that I have that much. So, again, if you're looking for similarly-scaled ships, check out all of the Scale Lists from the menu above.
By the by, this MC80 Cruiser is massive, at 53cm (nearly 21 inches). I'm excited to start it. There's my first Liberty-class in Micro Machine form in the photo. It's tiny.
Not Another Tank
Apologies that it's been a while. Life often gets in the way. And in this case, I'm going to be welcoming my first kid pretty soon. So, I may or may not be taking a hiatus for a long time. I hope to keep working and keep updating from time to time. Recently, I have been adding a lot of entries to the Fantasy Flight Scale lists, and I've been checking over a lot of the older references.
However, I did purchase (well, pre-order 5 months ago), the TX-130 Saber Tank from the Fantasy Flight Legion line. I loved this hovertank since it's appearance in The Clone Wars video game in 2002. It was fast, powerful, and it looks damn cool. The new model from Legion is 1/48 scale roughly, and it actually comes on sprues. I've included some pics in case anyone is interested. I could definitely detail the kit, but it's a great kit nonetheless.
Finished the Frigate
The Nebulon-B Frigate is done. I have a little over 30 pics in the gallery, so check it out the Frigate's page here.
Bandai Rogue One vehicles
Just finished the 2 other vehicles from Bandai's Rogue One set: the U-wing and TIE Striker, both in 1/144 scale. I think the U-wing came out great. I painted a lot of the panels differently and used a great decal set for the dark blue markings. Then I weathered the heck out of it. I probably could have gone further, but I was ready to be done.



