Here are a few pictures of a recently finished Moebius Models studio scale Cylon Raider, from the original Battlestar Galactica. I’m currently working on a nice wood base and acrylic case for display. I must say, I’ve always loved this ship. Aside from the original Enterprise, from Star Trek, it is my favorite. I did a few modifications on it, such as adding steel mesh grills inside the rear reactors, I also removed the molded bars from the cockpit, and made my own to match more closely those of the studio models. I also used stencils instead of the kit decals, which I felt were too thick. With the reference I had, I did my best to match, as closely as I could, the original base color...

Here are a few shots of the original large “Hero” model of the Space:1999 Glider seen in the second season of the show. I took these pictures recently, while in England, where several of the original models were on display.

All the best.

Steve Broderick

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I was recently at an event in England where several of the original filming models from Space:1999 were on display. I thought I would a share a few with all those who visit Modeler Magic.

All the best,

Steve Broderick

44 Inch Eagle

Although not a studio scale model, and certainly not screen accurate, I thought this project might still be of interest, as we all probably owned this MPC model kit, at one time or another, back in the 70’s and if you are like me, it brings back great memories of these first model kits that sparked our passion for this hobby those many years ago. I did very little modification to the kit in order to present it as it was in the 70’s, flaws and all! I built a launch pad out plastic and used some old kit parts from discarded model kits to add mechanical details to the pad. This was an enjoyable project and a nice walk down memory lane!

Steve Broderick

It has been a long time since we have had the pleasure of shown Steve’s works… and this is a fantastic piece to show on his return to our viewers! Beautiful work!

Although not a studio scale model, this classic Colonial Viper, from Moebius Models, was a joy to build and paint. It is a huge improvement over the late 70’s Revell version, which appeared again, in stores, a couple of times during the last few decades. The lines, details, and the overall shape is as close as you can get to the look of the filming models. I’m glad to see that today’s model kit companies are making a huge effort to produce kits that will satisfy even the most demanding fan. To reproduce the colors of the filming model, I used Model Master Pale Gray mixed with Flat white to achieve the base color...

Artist Steve Broderick shot a few photos and decided to share them with everyone of the fantastic models touring in the Star Wars Expo. Thank you Steve!

I have the great honor of introducing another fantastic artist to this Gallery site…. Canadian Artist Steve Broderick. His first showing is a fantastic build of the amazing Atomic City Models 1/2 Studio Scale kit. Painting it to resemble the studio model used in filming, this is a beautiful piece! I am looking forward to showing more of artist Steve Broderick’s work.

Here is what Steve has to say of this build…

Here is my version of Atomic City’s S.S. Botany Bay from the original Star Trek episode “Space Seed”. This kit is the closest you can get, in terms of detail and accuracy, to the original studio model...