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Atlantis 1/8thscale kits, 1st was Ghost of Castle Mere which I did with my usual electronics 2nd was Forgotten Prisoner of Castle Mere. The ghost was done some years ago while I waited for the Prisoner to re-appear.
Joined two kits and added 3D printed dungeon door. Cut back door to show the the fields beyond.
I have been “slowly” 3D printing the LT display, eventually, I hope it will look like this.
I have been waiting for some time to do a 3D print of the famous John Phillips screaming hand.
Got it as a 3D file.
Printed it 50% for a test, very pleased with the result.
I had kippers on toast for breakfast today – decided that the can would make an ideal back drop for the model.
Got banner from web and printed to card.
Text box filled with red for carpet.
Already had figures, so a quick build before lunch.
Van has lighting and sounds controlled by a Picaxe 14M2 microcontroller and sound board powered from an 18650 rechargeable battery all fitted into a recycled Ferrero Rocher box.
A challenge was set by out local Railway Model club to design a version of the City of Truro that could break the Speed Record. Using the KitMaster kit, this is Andy's entry to the build. The kit is 1/76 scale
Peel P50 made from 1962 to 1965 on the Isle of Man 137cm long x 99cm wide holds Guinness World Record for smallest production car ever made. In 2010 Peel Engineering started production again – additions include reverse gear, 49cc four-stroke or electric models with electric moped motor and gelled-electrolyte batteries. It was 3D printed from a file I purchased online.
Messerschmitt KR200 or Kabinenroller (Cabin Scooter), is a three-wheeled bubble car designed by the aircraft engineer Fritz Fend and produced in the factory of the German aircraft manufacturer Messerschmitt from 1955 until 1964. Passengers ride in tandem.
BMW Isetta 300 Made between 1953-56 in numerous countries. In 1955, the BMW Isetta became the world's first mass-production car to achieve a fuel consumption of 94 mpg. Gunze Sangyo produced this in 1994 and was sold as a pair.
Electronics. Above models are all fitted with 0402 nano LEDS for external lights, indicators, and number plate lights. Each trike is controlled by its own Picaxe 14M2 microcontroller mounted on a bespoke PCB. Power is supplied from an 18650 lithium battery that is recharged via a USB cable.
Base. The base is made from a recycled Ferrero Rocher box.
Displayed in a small Ferrero Rocher box 140mm x 65mm x 75mm, the 6’ x 2’ table is 3D printed to scale with two layers of tissue paper wet with 50/50 mix of Mod Podge Matt and water. Because the last person to pack the club office didn’t fold the cloth right it’s got wrinkles – you can blame them!
Club banner along front of the table is screen printed from a photo, reduced to the right size and printed on a colour laser.
Back row; American School Bus, Donald Duck, Tigger, Fireman Sam, Dalek, Bristol Beaufighter.
Front row; 2 x cars, USS Enterprise, Sherman Tank, FW109, Hurricane, Spitfire.
LHS at the back is a silver rubbish bin and still to add on the RHS of the table will be a box of magazines on the floor for sale.
Here we see Hot Curl (Left) and Curl's Girl (Centre)
Hot Shot (Right) and his Pet, Hot Dog (Far Right)
Dormer and his mate Lee Teacher built a 400lb concrete statue and put it on the rocks near the surf shack at Windansea Beach in San Diego, Californiain 63. Dormer’s art was used in the film Muscle Beach Party (also 1st appearance of a little Stevie Wonder)
Dormer passed away in 2012, leaving a selection of fine art, legacy of strange and wondrous works including the comic character Hot Curl, , and the 1960s TV show Shrimpenstein!
1963 - MPC 1st released Hot Curl.
1965 – MPC released a twin kit - Curl’s Gurl – Hot Shot and his pet Hot Dog.
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