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Interesting New Stuff from Hasegawa.
These two are due for realease soon by Hasegawa...at least soon for Australia...they may already be available elsewhere. They're based on 'Bioshock' by X-Box. The rumour is that around eight different kits will be released and to my mind, these look like a scratchbuilder/super-detailer's paradise. Man, you could do literally anything with these and nobody could count a single rivet. I'll warrant (
) one could get a stunning model out of one of these...assuming you can cross the sci-fi barrier. I haven't yet but I'm open minded. These, especially the first one, look awesome.Peace. bioshock1.jpg bioshock2.jpg
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Re: Interesting New Stuff from Hasegawa.
I don't know mate. My ignorance of the console world is 100%. I hope so though...I've decided I will get one of these and really 'free form' it. With subjects such as this, there are no limitations.
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That's so true. Like what folks did with the "Babylon 5" tv show fighters. They (not real sure what company, maybe Revell) made models of those ships and FSM had a big run of pics of what folk did to their kits.....some of them were painted up fantastically!
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Re: Interesting New Stuff from Hasegawa.
I've seen a bit of sci-fi stuff done well but I always felt that these kits could be taken further. I guess being totally unfamiliar with 'Bioshock' as a game, I'll be unfettered by pre-conceived ideas. There's any amount of additions that could be made and they can be meaningless eye-candy on a subject such as these. I have some funky 'nose-art' ideas and also some 'hyper-weathering' too.
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Re: Interesting New Stuff from Hasegawa.
You could choose any setting you like with these too. No limits really. I can see the second one after time warping to wrong place having a 'What the..... " moment as he comes face to face with a Panzer IV or something.
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Re: Interesting New Stuff from Hasegawa.
Or a Mark 1 'Male' for that matter.
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Re: Interesting New Stuff from Hasegawa.
If somebody like Dragon released the major WW1 tanks in 1/35...I'd build every one of them!
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Re: Interesting New Stuff from Hasegawa.
I've recently learned that the Hasegawa sci-fi stuff is quite big. 120mm I think.
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