Here is my second addition to my Star Wars collection, the AT-AT.
Showing posts with label figures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label figures. Show all posts
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Star Wars AT-ST Walker
I have always been a big fan of Star Wars. In my early childhood days the movie was literally out of this world. I kept on wondering who played the characters of C3P0 and R2D2, since they thin and small respectively. Anyway, I never had a toy collection of the Star Wars characters, so I decided to built them for my collection.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
4-Foot-Tall Fan-Made Freedom Gundam Paper Sculpture
The ZGMF-X10A Freedom mech from "Mobile Suit Gundam SEED" made from nothing more than sheets of paper, glue, and a strong determined ambition. I admire the Gundam anime' series but never was I able to really follow the story, I just liked the manned-giant robots constantly in battle and upgraded with newly discovered materials from steel to the fictional Gundanium alloy. Taras Lesko on the other hand, who is a fan has successfully crafted a 4-foot-tall version of the Gundam mech model. Now, that's what I call creativity. His website has lots to offer and are all very interesting.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
fixn bumble bee to stand on its own
i recently finished building the bumble bee paper model of the movie "Transformers" from the paperinside website. i can't seem to keep it standing on its own. i had it posed differently but it just keeps falling off. so i had the leg joints glued fixed and added some paper clip stoppers for added support to keep it from bending. before, i made a stand from a thick tie wire hanger but i didn't like how the model looked like as it was suspended and the wire was in the way of its legs. anyway, i hope i get this done already since one of my favorite paper model sites is working on OP "optimus prime" and is near completion. can't wait to start building it.
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