Another recently built model from David Sisson, the Fireball XL5.
David's previous XL5 model, which I believe was used in photos for the Network Fireball XL5 DVD box art, didn't have a removable Fireball Junior. Hence the remake.
Ha, ha! I think we'd all like to have a go at looking after it, Kid. I think David was a bit concerned that someone might have looked after the Fireball Junior as he took it with him when he went for dinner!
ha ha, I'll have it after Kid Scoop! A lovely model. How does he do it! The multi-windowed cockpit totally reminds me of the X40 Space Rocket toy, you can see where the X-Series makers got the idea for it http://www.vectis.co.uk/AuctionImages/330/2808_l.jpg
A thing of beauty. I think David should let me look after it.
ReplyDeleteHa, ha! I think we'd all like to have a go at looking after it, Kid. I think David was a bit concerned that someone might have looked after the Fireball Junior as he took it with him when he went for dinner!
ReplyDeleteha ha, I'll have it after Kid Scoop! A lovely model. How does he do it! The multi-windowed cockpit totally reminds me of the X40 Space Rocket toy, you can see where the X-Series makers got the idea for it
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Yeah, it is a super model Woodsy. What I do like about some of David's models is his delicate weathering techniques using loose graphite.
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