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Terry Doyle
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| Posted: 21 August 2016 at 2:59am | IP Logged | 1
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Detail from above model:
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Steve Ogden
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| Posted: 23 August 2016 at 6:56am | IP Logged | 2
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Terry, phenomenal work on your models. Very nice indeed. Impressive to say the least. Nice kits too!
I am currently building the War of the Worlds diorama. I wish my painting skills were as good as yours. Luckily, the painting required for the diorama is not too extensive.
Just finished the Black Beauty from Polar Lights
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Terry Doyle
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Thanks, Steve. Is the War of the Worlds diorama the one with the Martian war machine hovering above a ruined building? If so, saw that one being offered on the 'Monsters in Motion' web-site. Looks impressive (if only I had enough spare cash to buy all those models I want!). Expensive importing stuff from the USA to over here in the UK . . .
Edited by Terry Doyle on 24 August 2016 at 4:41am
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Steve Ogden
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| Posted: 24 August 2016 at 10:17am | IP Logged | 4
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You are welcome. Thank you for sharing your work. No, its the one with 2 Martian war machines (from the movie) with one using it's ray on one of the two tanks.
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Terry Doyle
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Gotcha, I know the one.
I still have lots of other models I can upload photos of. Just need to start taking some more photos!
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Terry Doyle
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Resin model kit of an Ebonite from the OUTER LIMITS episode, 'Nightmare'. Kit manufactured by Dimensional Designs with build and paint job by yours truly.
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Resin model kit of a Zanti Misfit from the OUTER LIMITS episode, 'The Zanti Misfits'. Kit manufactured by Dimensional Designs with build and paint job by yours truly.
This particular kit came with (what's supposed to pass as) hair. Try as I might, I couldn't quite work with the stuff to my satisfaction . . . leaving my version as a baldie.
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Terry Doyle
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OL's Zanti Misfits episode was filmed at Vasquez Rocks, near Los Angeles. Last year I made the trip over to the USA on vacation. One day, together with a local friend, we visited Vasquez and I brought along a friend for photo opportunities (this is the Sideshow Collectibles figurine that came pre-constructed & painted):
Edited by Terry Doyle on 24 August 2016 at 5:04pm
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Steve Ogden
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Nice! Again, awesome work, Terry. Keep them coming. Nice perspective with the Misfit there. When I get the courage, I'll post some of my models.
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Doug Centers
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Oh! Those Misfits gave me nightmares. CREEPY!!
That Ebonite above looks like it may have influenced Jeepers Creepers a little.
Good job Terry.
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Thanks.
The Zanti Misfits model comes on a display stand (just like the others). As I hadn't glued him into place, I thought it would look cool just to pose him in the back garden.
Trouble is, once I start looking back at these photos I've posted, I start to see ways to improve upon the original paint jobs, lol!
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Improve the paint jobs? I would be happy has hell to get the textures and tones that you did on those. But, I understand what you are saying ;-).
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