Recent content by 19narvik40

Could you please tell me which 3D method you are using to print these items, is it liquid resin or by filiment? Are you able to hollow out the 3D model to save on material and weight? Thanks in advance.

Well said me old son, well said indeed. I certainly wouldn't want to put the chap out of work especially if he does bring in donuts some Fridays. Some folk take things a bit too seriously, including myself. I personally think you are doing a cracking job on the kit and salute your willingness to...

Considering the 'cartoon' nature of this kit (which I have in the stash) anyone expecting show realistic extras should really take a step back. It is your kit and you can do it up any which way you want and everyone else can go pound sand, simple as that.

These images are courtesy of Lee Stringer's Flickr BSG Archive. They are of one of the Vipers on set from the show, hope these help.

Looking damned sharp sir !!

Well the Thompson is perfect for a Kelly's Heroes costume especially with all those extra 30 round magazines.

Driver Jack looks damn sharp as do the truck decals !! Any plans to sell any Jack figures or the extra decals for the truck? I'd certainly want some.

Jack is looking a bit jacked up, I wonder of it was Egg's special brew?

Swiftcoder, this is the figure I planned to convert into Jack, he even comes with a baseball cap. I just have to work out making a decal. If you can manipulate your Jack file, you could porbably pull this pose off,

There is a company by the name of 3DScale Parts that makes the swan with the clear blue wings should any one else be looking. 1:25 Chromed Swan Ornament (set of 2) | 3DScaleParts

You are really shaking the pillars of heaven with this one. So many questions... Where did you find the Packard swan on the radiator? Where did you find the files for the 3 storms? Would you be willing to share or sell your Jack figure file? I love the extras you put in the cab, maybe you need...

You need to measure how thick the bottom section of the pistol grip is and compare that to the distance from the outside bevel to the trench. To use a snap ring you need at least a portion of the trench to be above the level of the pistol frame. If you are using a Denix replica, be careful...

Sean, judging by the trench as you call it, I believe that a snap ring was used for that particular lanyard ring. You'd need to measure the inside diameter of the trench to sort out the appropriate size of snap ring. You should be able to source some pretty easily at any hardware store. I hope...

Great, the space in the holster measures 41.5 mm so it should be a great fit.

Holy Frak !!! That looks fantastic. Could you please tell me how wide it is at this point?