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36 Inch

ECS NORRIS

$2,500

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Inspired by designs created by industry known John Eaves, and named after the actual Navy Destroyer, this fantastic creation is amazingl! There is something about this piece that really draws my attention. The design is very interesting withe shuttle bays and cargo areas! I like this piece very much.
Here is what Jeff has to say…

Another scratchbuild project that was inspired by the work of Mr. John Eaves…

I wanted to build something a little different (for me) and I loved the starship designs of John Eaves such as the ECS Endeavor, Horizon and Fortunate.

The inspiration came from a small lighting connector I was using to hook up some fluorescent lights. The connector looked like a good shape for a cargo container...

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UFO

$300 USD

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Once again artist Jeff Pollizzotto shows us his fantastic skills with this amazing scratch build of a UFO. It seems to have all the necessary components that the many who claim to have seen such craft have described. Absolutely beautiful!

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I scratch built some UFO models to use as photography subjects for my stock photography side business. The first of the three is this “captured” UFO on a stand. (Yes, it was inspired by the film “Independence Day”).

Installing the various LED lights was the most challenging part of the build and the power supply is built into the model. I needed to have the batteries internal so I could photograph the UFO’s without worrying about wires...

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PULSE RIFLE “Inspired” Prop

$300 USD

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I love PROPS! Almost as much as I love studio models! Today we get to show a beautiful, custom made Assault Rifle that was inspired by the Marine Pulse Rifles in the film ALIENS! I must say again about artist Jeff Pollizzotto….. he never disappoints in any project he places his mind to do! I love this prop piece!

Here is what Jeff has to say of this creation…

This was a fun project that was inspired by the Pulse Rife seen in “ALIENS”.

When a co-worker friend of mine showed me the Canon ink jet printer cartridge he just removed and replaced from the printer at work, I was amazed! It has a very interesting shape but the first thing I thought of was some kind of rifle...

Artist Jeff Pollizzotto returns with this great build of a Hover Tank! Fantastic!

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This artist always come up with brilliant builds… and this diorama is just another successful notch in a belt that is getting very long! Jeff Pollizzotto again makes these models come to life with his fantastic skills!

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This is another diorama I did after Fine Molds released their super 1/72 scale Star Wars kits.

I used the base that came with the ERTL Tie fighter kit and made an RTV rubber mold and then I cast up two copies to build the base and background for the diorama. The base section was left intact but the one to be used for the background was cut up and reassembled in a different configuration to give the parts a unique look...

Another beautiful piece from Jeff Pollizzotto! Check out what he has to say about it!

This is the new Pegasus Martian kit from the classic George Pal “War of the Worlds”. This was a fun project and I took it to the next level of detail with a new base and glowing eyes. I felt that the stock base was to small for the extra parts (the books, smashed probe head and neck piece) so I went ahead and scratchbuilt a new base replicating the look of the Martian during the farmhouse scene where Dr. Forrester and Silvia first meet the alien visitor.

The figure sits on a 7″ square wood base with real plaster and wood debris surrounding it. The Martians eye is lit as well as the probe head eye but the LED in the probe head flickers as if the probe was burning out. Enjoy!!

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Jeff Pollizzotto…. an artist I have come to expect excellence from has done it again with his Tholian Cruisers… from Star Trek’s “The Tholian Web”! These pieces are beautiful and sleek in all their simplistic beauty. Well done Jeff!

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This is a fantastic piece from the Star Trek Original series ” The Way to Eden”. Built by known modeler Jeff Pollizzotto, this piece carries with it the same look as the original back then. Outstanding!

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Artist Jeff Pollizzotto never ceases to amaze me with his creations! I must admit to being surprised with what he utilized in this amazing design… a Galaxy Quest Nebulizer! Just look at how well it contributed to the very sleek and aggressive design! If Romulans were to have fighters…. this would fit right in! I love it!

Here is what Jeff has to say…

ROMULAN “AGGRESSOR”

Single seat fighter

When I first purchased the “Galaxy Quest” 1:1 scale pistol and communicator kits (and built ups) I loved the shape of the pistol and thought it would make a cool spaceship model.

After a couple of quick sketches, I settled on a “Next Generation” style Romulan fighter, something that was never shown in the series. The aggressive shape of the pistol (turned 180 degrees around) was a natural!

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Jeff Pollizzotto’s works are well becoming very known with every new piece he displays. Each is outstanding in finish and presentation! Today is this fantastic Diorama scene from Back to the Future III… along with another build of the famous flying and time traveling DeLorean! I love this artist’s work!

Here is what Jeff has to say of these wonderful builds…

This was my first large scale diorama and ever since the movie, I had wanted to built this! When I saw the AMT kit of the “General” engine in the hobby store I knew I had to go ahead with the build. I already had the DeLorean kits on my shelf and I was away. The engine was first modified to look like the one in the film (not 100% but close) and the DeLorean was also worked on to make the kit more accurate...