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Post by ONEBADMK8 on May 4, 2004 23:01:29 GMT -5
This is an in progress shot of our latest Junkyard project. It's Monogram's 1977 release of the 56' Chevy. I have a long way to go yet but this is the first 2.5 hours of work. We still have a ton of detailing and destroying to do.      |
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Post by hemidaytona426 on May 5, 2004 16:18:57 GMT -5
that is cool i want a 56 to make a copy of boyds junkyard dog
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Post by RonHuiskens on May 7, 2004 12:14:27 GMT -5
Awesome dio.. Real awesome. I've always wanted to do something like that but I can't bring myself to melt and of my builts.  I do have a collection of the Wal-Mart pre-painted AMT kits though.. hmmm.. Just slap em together and being pre-paiinted they would look realistic without any detail work.. then go to town. Maybe I will.... |
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Post by LittleMoe on May 7, 2004 21:27:31 GMT -5
i'll tell you what, i'm really impressed on how you make those cars look like junkers!!!! Awesome job!!!! But what i want to know is how do you do it??? i never attempted anything like that.i have a few models that didnt turn out to good and would like to try something like this !!!! Any suggestions?  ? |
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Post by RonHuiskens on May 7, 2004 22:50:39 GMT -5
yEah.. me too. I would be very interested to hear your process. Do you build em up first then weather them/wreck them? Or do you take old builts ? Explain please. |
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Post by ONEBADMK8 on Jun 18, 2004 19:02:01 GMT -5
I can do it either way. I prefer a fresh build eventhough it's much harder to destroy.
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Post by hemidaytona426 on Jun 20, 2004 0:37:47 GMT -5
Wow, those are very good ideas, I'd never think of something like that. Onebadmk8, Those came out horrible (in a good way).  |
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I do have a collection of the Wal-Mart pre-painted AMT kits though.. hmmm.. Just slap em together and being pre-paiinted they would look realistic without any detail work.. then go to town. Maybe I will....
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