Y. Fuji tagged posts

Completing his X-wing paint up collection from Star Wars, artist Y. Fuji has done magnificent work with these beautiful pieces! Finished up with Reds 3 and 4, all birds are now accounted for, and painted to resemble those from Episode 4 as we saw them in 1977!

This is repainted “F-Toys 1:144 X-Wing”models.

Last time, I made RED1, RED2 and RED5. This time, RED3 and RED4 are added to my squadron.

I hope you enjoy these star fighters : )

Regards.

Y. Fuji

Japan artist Y. Fuji amazes me with his talents for building these tiny 1:1000 Starship’s…. with integrated lighting! Absolutely beautiful! In the case of kits this small… I wish the Kit Maker would consider minimizing hull panel scribing.

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For a model so small.. artist Y. Fuji really made this piece look like the filming miniature! Beautiful! I cannot get over the fantastic lighting effects he added!

Artist Y.Fuji is back with this magnificent build of the MPC A-Wing from Star Wars! His use of weathering made it’s realism really pop! Nicely done!

Japan artist Y. Fuji has returned with this fantastic build of Wedge Antilles X-Wing… RED 2! Made from a kit maker out of Japan, his use of weathering made this piece stand out like the original studio model! Excellent!

This kit was sold by Japanese kit company “Argonauts”in 1993.

1:72 scale (larger than the Finemold’s kit), made of resin, metal and PVC.

Here is a list of changes from original kit.

1. Replace 4 laser cannon (from resin to brass pipe).

2. More movie accurate wings position.

3. Added “Rebel Alliance base”.

Sincerely yours,

Y. Fuji

At only 9 cm long, these incredible paint-ups were done by artist Y. Fuji from the “F-Toys” available in Japan. He did an amazing job replicating the studio sized models used in filming Star Wars – A New Hope!

I repainted  “F-Toys 1:144 X-Wing” model. This model is only 9cm long , so it took a hard concentration to paint. I added alliance pilots in X-Wing’s cockpit (hard to look in).

Sincerely yours,

Y. Fuji

RED TWO

RED 5

RED LEADER

Again I have the great pleasure of introducing another fine artist to this Gallery…. from Japan… artist Y. Fuji! Showing first is his magnificently tiny Millennium Falcon… painted to resemble the studio model used in filming! The attention to detail in this piece is amazing! Fantastic!