ANDERCON BUILD UP: DAVID SISSON MODEL COLLECTION PART 2

Some more of the photos I took of mega model maker David Sisson's display at Andercon last year.

I'm always happy to see models from UFO, especially ones we don't see too many examples of. Case in point, this Moon Mobile. 

There's never a shortage of Thunderbird models at any Gerry Anderson convention, but models of Thunderbird 5 are usually in the minority.

The Angel Interceptor from Captain Scarlet. As with most of David's models, this one appears studio scale.

The sleek Thunderbird 1. I kinda like the choice of lettering on the side of the hull. 

The FAB 1 Rolls Royce. I believe this model was used in a Swinton Insurance advert, 'Parker's Day Off'. I'm told it got damaged on one side, so it was photographed with the filming was reversed, hence the 'Doppelgänger' FAB 1 number plate.

Most people's favourite Thunderbird!

Everybody's favourite super sub!

The Shado Mobile.

And finally, I couldn't resist another photo of David's fabulous Zero X.

ANDERCON BUILD UP: DAVID SISSON MODEL COLLECTION PART 1

I'm reliably informed that mega model maker David Sisson is making a return visit to Andercon this year, so it's time to remind ourselves of some of his wonderful models.

Here's a photo I took of David working on an original Space 1999 spacesuit at Alpha: 2014, however all the other pics are from his display at Andercon, last year.

David's huge Zero X model, and my favourite. As far as I'm aware he's never made a heat shield for it, but, as he say's it does look better without it.

With Anderson Entertainment keen to promote their new Terrahawks audio releases, David's excellent Terrahawk replicas' were most welcome.

Unfortunately, unlike Gerry Anderson's classic series, I've never really taken to Space Precinct  but I do like the miniatures.

One of  David's excellent Thunderbird models. He doesn't do small, everything is based on studio scale, so sometimes you do have remind yourself that these smashing models aren't  the 'real' thing!

Stay tuned for more of David's models in part 2