NAZGÛL
Sr Member
Hey all!
I don't build much SW nowadays but when my kids got the huge 1: 18 Hasbro x-wing and wanted to give it a better paintjob, I couldn't resist getting the paints out.
The idea was to keep it a safe, durable, lightweight toy, so the only tweaks we did was to cut out the "glass" and put a simple interior in it so they can put a pilot in it and also fill the screwholes. It really started my modding nerve to fix the belly side of the wings, the engines and cannons as they are very crude and toyish, but if you start modding those, it would take away the toy aspect. This toy will have a rough life and thats the point with it.
I did get an itch to get another one and mod the hell out of it, but I don't have time for it.
Some pics of the toy:






It's great fun to let the kids paint with you!
Cheers
I don't build much SW nowadays but when my kids got the huge 1: 18 Hasbro x-wing and wanted to give it a better paintjob, I couldn't resist getting the paints out.
The idea was to keep it a safe, durable, lightweight toy, so the only tweaks we did was to cut out the "glass" and put a simple interior in it so they can put a pilot in it and also fill the screwholes. It really started my modding nerve to fix the belly side of the wings, the engines and cannons as they are very crude and toyish, but if you start modding those, it would take away the toy aspect. This toy will have a rough life and thats the point with it.
I did get an itch to get another one and mod the hell out of it, but I don't have time for it.
Some pics of the toy:






It's great fun to let the kids paint with you!
Cheers