Re: Bandai 1/16 1966 Ford GT 40 Mk. I P1059
Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2018 1:20 am
Kari!
Thank you for the recommendation—I have never seen any of "Taken." I look forward to watching this show very much. I recently finished "Defying Gravity," which was quite sappy and goofy and sweet, with wonderful visual effects; "Virtuality," which was made the same year as "Defying Gravity," and is just the pilot (the show never went to "series"), but there are a lot of ideas in the pilot that I enjoyed; actors from "Game of Thrones" and "Westworld" and "The Walking Dead," and scripting from Ron Moore who wrote some great "Star Trek: The Next Generation" episodes as well as episodes of the "Battlestar Galactica" reboot and now works on a show I have seen only a few episodes of... ah, my brain... stopped... wait... "Outlander!"
Tonight I began assembly but I never follow directions in sequence so I started simply by gluing the spoiler to the hood which since it is the front of the car will receive some scrutiny and this will give me some indication as to the fit, the plastic's capabilities and the degree of difficulty involved.
I know there will be gaps.
So.
Yes.
This will be a challenge.
But.
I am up for it. I know this terrain from the AMT '66 Enterprise. Hard and shiny plastic, demanding fit!
Good.
I am up for it.
I wrote that already... but I am.
Thank you for the recommendation—I have never seen any of "Taken." I look forward to watching this show very much. I recently finished "Defying Gravity," which was quite sappy and goofy and sweet, with wonderful visual effects; "Virtuality," which was made the same year as "Defying Gravity," and is just the pilot (the show never went to "series"), but there are a lot of ideas in the pilot that I enjoyed; actors from "Game of Thrones" and "Westworld" and "The Walking Dead," and scripting from Ron Moore who wrote some great "Star Trek: The Next Generation" episodes as well as episodes of the "Battlestar Galactica" reboot and now works on a show I have seen only a few episodes of... ah, my brain... stopped... wait... "Outlander!"
Tonight I began assembly but I never follow directions in sequence so I started simply by gluing the spoiler to the hood which since it is the front of the car will receive some scrutiny and this will give me some indication as to the fit, the plastic's capabilities and the degree of difficulty involved.
I know there will be gaps.
So.
Yes.
This will be a challenge.
But.
I am up for it. I know this terrain from the AMT '66 Enterprise. Hard and shiny plastic, demanding fit!
Good.
I am up for it.
I wrote that already... but I am.













