1/72 G-System Hi-Nu added to Gallery

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year everyone!

My apologies for the lack of posts over the past few months. Things in my life have been crazy to say the least. The great news is that I am back to a somewhat normal routine, and have been hard at work on several fantastic projects. Currently on the workbench is the fantastic 1/72 Kshatriya from G-System, a 1/100 Sazabi Evolve 2.0, a 1/35 Briegel, as well as the 1/35 EX-S.

The 1/35 Gp03 is also finally near completion, and I’ve just recently wrapped up work on a 1/72 Hi-Nu (PG Strike Conversion).

The new year is looking to bring great things and I hope you enjoy what I have to share. :)

Also my first ever published work has been released. Please check out Luca’s fantastic Abakan 2288 which features my winter Briegel build in the guest modeler section of the book!

Matt

1/100 MG EX-S NeoGrade Conversion added to Gallery

1/100 V=Siren 104 Prominence added to gallery

The completed Volks V=Siren 104 Prominence has been added to the completed gallery.

1/100 Volks Schpeltor Water Dragon added to Gallery

The completed Water Dragon has been added to the gallery section!

1/6 WWR Medic Bertie Custom added to Gallery

Custom repaint of the ThreeA bot Bertie added to gallery.

1/100 Volks Schpeltor Water Dragon

Quick teaser of a project just wrapping up.

1/100 Vicious Project Hi-Nu

Completed 1/100 Vicious Project Hi-Nu has been added to the completed works gallery!

1/100 FSS Red Phantom added to gallery!

1/35 Gp03 update!

I was finally able to get all of the LEDs wired and working on the Gp03.  The final solution was to remove the spade connectors from the leg and waist connections, extend the wires coming out of the legs, and pull them through the opening in the crotch area. I then just twisted all of the connections together and taped them up, then tucked everything behind the front crotch armor. The owner can then decide to solder those connections permanently or leave them as is for ease of taking the kit apart.  Funny how the final solution was the simplest and not some fancy wiz-bang that I had been trying before. I did still keep the spade connectors for the battery pack however, as this allows the displaying of the kit without the battery pack out when the LEDs aren’t going to be used. The connectors on the kit side then just tuck up inside the bottom of the foot out of view.