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Unreality86 — A few Micro Machines
Published: 2008-10-03 05:39:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 988; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 853
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I just recently found this photo of some of my first models/customs. Basically they are customs of Micro Machine Star Wars miniatures. They are all based on some piece of artwork from something Star Wars.Note: This is before getting/understanding: dry-brushing, the dremel, paint types, washes, flat coats, thedremel, sculpting putty, magnifying lenses, good references pics, and most importantly, the DREMEL.
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How did you make some of them? Can we get some more pictures? Like the walker in the middle row, I can see you used the AT-AT's legs, but what was the head? And the next two to the right, the tan and brown ship, and the gunship. How did you make those?
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Hey man. These are OLD customs, and I don't have any pics currently. The walker has the usual AT-ST head with an AT-AT head attached to the back. I believe the Gunship was a combination of an MM A-10 and a Skyhook helicopter. Finally, the Droid bomber (based on concept art from The Clone Wars 2002 video game) is a combination of an A-10 and Dragonfly plane (all Micro Machines). In fact, most of my Micro Machine customs were made using MM Military vehicles.
Cheers!
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Did you make these are these the same plastic molds of the official galoob Micro Machines of the 1990s cuz if so I want to learn how you did that cuz maybe I want to maybe make my own the same type of rubber plastic
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These were just kit-bashes of other Micro Machines. I used a lot of military Micro Machines for the ships.
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How did you get the bee wings wings to fold down I was just a kid so I always played with it until it broke I was pretending the wings were a little bit down but in reality I was slowly breaking them
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Carefully sliced them off with an Xacto blade.
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u mae the b-wing wings fold closed how the only micro machie star wars fold close was the imperial shuttle from this star wars micro machiens set
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Yes. I couldn't do half the stuff I do without one. Last year I purchased the Dremel Stylus. It's easy to hold and I have much more control with it than any other Dremel model. If you're in the market for one, I highly recommend the Stylus. It's the perfect modeling tool.
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I'll definitely look into it. Thnx.
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