Jeff Pollizzotto is back with this fantastic build!!!

This is the 1/350 scale Aoshima kit of the Thunderbird 2. It’s built basically out of the box with some additional details added for acurizing. I bought the kit at Wonderfest in ’09 and just got around to building it. The decals were in bad shape so I made my own vinyls on my trusty vinyl cutter. It is painted in Tamiya colors and all the striping was done with paint. A fun kit of my favorite Gerry Anderson ship.
JP

To visit Jeff Pollizzotto Modelworks site direct, please click the banner link above.

To contact Jeff Pollizzotto Modelworks direct, please click the CONTACT ARTIST link below.

****************************************

Japan artist Nobu Kawaguchi mixed this color himself for the Thunderbird… very nice indeed!

Finisher’s LTD

Nobu Kawaguchi

To contact this artist direct, please click the CONTACT ARTIST link below.

****************************************

Japan’s Nobu Kawaguchi is at it again with this fantastic build using an AOSHIMA car, turning it into the vehicle seen in the film Elysium! Outstanding! This is the second model we have seen from Elysium… and we look forward to showing even more!

Finisher’s LTD

Nobu Kawaguchi

To contact this artist direct, please click the CONTACT ARTIST link below.

****************************************

“The last of the V8 Interceptors!” Any Mad Max fan will remember that line! This build by Adam Johnson of AJA Models is fantastic!

Here’s my latest build. The Mad Max V-8 interceptor from Mad Max 2 (The Road Warrior). this is the Aoshima kit at 1/24th scale.
The car was a Ford Falcon GT350 made and designed in Australia. Observing the blu-ray helped me get the ‘dirtying’ effect.

Regards,

Adam

To visit AJA Models’ site direct, please click the banner link above.

To contact Adam K. Johnson direct, please click the CONTACT ARTIST link below.

Adam K. Johnson

**********************************

From the 1:72 Aoshima Diecast ships, this Colonial Marines Drop Ship was composited by Robert Watson. Using his amazing skills, he then made it look like it was in action!