Words are starting to fail me! That's just spectacular! :shock:
Brilliant, brilliant work!
Brilliant, brilliant work!
Khetanna - Jabba's Sailbarge - Scratchbuilt Custom
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Clarkspie&chips
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Absolutely staggering and it's not even painted yet!
wbobafett
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Thank you guys!!! 8) UPDATE:
All pictures from this update can be found here:
http://swspaceclub.com/wbobafett/my-collection/customs/khetanna/khetanna3#04feb2017
Sails pattern. Made out of cardboard. The later sails will be dyed textile...
Finally put together all primed!
Daylight:
Hope you like it. Thanks for looking!
*pauses to pick jaw up off the floor* :shock:
That is absolutely superb! It's amazing just what a brilliant job you are doing with this. You've built this to movie prop standard and it isn't even finished yet. By the time it is finally complete you will have made one of the best Star Wars customs ever! No praise I can give you will do this justice, it's simply excellent!
That is absolutely superb! It's amazing just what a brilliant job you are doing with this. You've built this to movie prop standard and it isn't even finished yet. By the time it is finally complete you will have made one of the best Star Wars customs ever! No praise I can give you will do this justice, it's simply excellent!
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a thing of beauty
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Really looking good now, only problem is it's going to be to good to play with. :lol:
Stupendous piece, it is by far the best quality, detailed build I've seen, looks amazing 8) 8)
poncho
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looks heavy
captain amaze balls right there amazing work 8)
captain amaze balls right there amazing work
8)
inzaman
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That is simply amazing, your attention to detail has to be commended, also your skills for what has been done so far. This really is an amazing piece so far.
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My most favorite thread on the web. Stunning work thanks for sharing Wolf
Absolutely stunning. Can't wait to see it all painted up 8)
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If your painting skills are even half as good as your model making skills this is going to be an absolute stunner once completed! It's huge as well!!
Ian
Ian
wbobafett
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Let's hope the best for painting guys....now I feel stressed :lol: :lol:
Thanks for the nice words here
UPDATE:
All pictures from this update can be found here:
http://swspaceclub.com/wbobafett/my-collection/customs/khetanna/khetanna3#13feb2017
Now on with the sails and masts. Bought some brass parts to bend them like I need them:
[nggallery id=14 image_ids="1569, 1570"]
Added to the masts:
Dyeing some fabric (pictured with paper pattern). I searched long for a thin and proper cotton fabric to use. I also did some experiments on aging that sails. They were treated with water plus joiner's glue to make them stiffer.
Going into detail:
First test on the ship:
Masking and "when spraying goes wrong"....
I have found a solution to it now. But it takes a lot of time. i had to remove the brass bars and wash it with acetone. I needed 5-6 hours to fiy this mess....done for now.. :/
Thanks for the nice words here
UPDATE:
All pictures from this update can be found here:
http://swspaceclub.com/wbobafett/my-collection/customs/khetanna/khetanna3#13feb2017
Now on with the sails and masts. Bought some brass parts to bend them like I need them:
[nggallery id=14 image_ids="1569, 1570"]
Added to the masts:
Dyeing some fabric (pictured with paper pattern). I searched long for a thin and proper cotton fabric to use. I also did some experiments on aging that sails. They were treated with water plus joiner's glue to make them stiffer.
Going into detail:
First test on the ship:
Masking and "when spraying goes wrong"....
I have found a solution to it now. But it takes a lot of time. i had to remove the brass bars and wash it with acetone. I needed 5-6 hours to fiy this mess....done for now.. :/
Sorry to hear about the accident, but otherwise the sails look stunning! With every post you make this just looks better and better
Palifan
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wbobafett said:
Daylight:
Hope you like it. Thanks for looking!
I know this isn't anywhere near as cool as yours but hopefully it's no too annoying - http://news.toyark.com/2018/02/17/toy-fair-2018-hasbro-star-wars-hasbro-lab-jabbas-barge-288609
I guess it had to happen at some point but your works has been beyond amazing and I can't wait to see it in all it's glory!
Ian
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I've just seen this. Wow. The detail and accuracy is amazing. Sterling work!
Looks like Hasbro are trying to get in on the act- won't be as good as yours though!
http://www.theforce.net/story/front/Photo_Gallery_Of_Jabbas_Sail_Barge_From_Hasbro_179654.asp
http://www.theforce.net/story/front/Photo_Gallery_Of_Jabbas_Sail_Barge_From_Hasbro_179654.asp
Unfortunately, if the crowd-funded Hasbro one gets made (assuming they reach their target of 5000 backers paying $500 each), it is currently only available to customers in the US, screwing Star Wars fans in the rest of the world (see 'Where do you ship to?' in the FAQ at the bottom of the page here: https://www.hasbrolab.com/)... Bloody typical!
:-(
:-(
Wolff s is far superior in so many ways, the attention to detail is awesome and a scratch built labour of love.
I completely agree. Wolff's is vastly superior and a work of tremendous talent and dedication. Sadly though, I will never own Wolff's amazing creation, so it would be nice to have a crack at owning Hasbro's instead.
