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Take a look at the battleship on the bottom... it doesn't really have the wood grained look to it, even when I use flat paint it just doesn't look right. I have tried ink... not sure.

Here are some of my previous attempts!

I consider myself a Veteran of model warship construction... but not an expert yet. I've had to repaint and repair many of the models I made when I was younger to bring them up to date. (this is about 32 models we're talking about.) Sadly, one thing I have failed miserably at is trying to get...

Hey, if the cats don't get em, the high altitudes will!

...guess I can't argue with that after this one... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIPh9uYXVo8&feature=player_embedded#!

It's unfortunitely the best pic of the thing I could find, but if you see the front of the ship in the TV show, the resemblence is more striking.

I agree with AD on this one. I did a lot of volunteering work at the MSPCA and believe me, declawed cats usually become withdrawn and such... it's considered inhumane by there standards. Personally, the cats we had, we used Pedi paws on. You have to get them used to it. Put it on the floor off...

Fine by me, I love getting into a large dogfight with the Broadsword, your turrets do most of the work and you can focus on the cap ship.

True I suppose, this is a little more the case in WC 3-SO, where you see the singularity open up.

I think Star Trek is stealing ships again. First the transport in Star Trek Legacy that looks almost exactly like the Lance transport in WC4 now a Xyrillian ship... guess what she looks like. :p

If parents were in control, I'd be out of a job (works for DSS). :p

Well that also begs the question as to what one of those would be doing in the backwater sector anyway... unless it was undergoing trial runs. Still seems a pretty "public" place to be doing that.

Very cool, I love seeing this stuff. Keep it up.

Oh crap! Um... can this be moved? :(

I've recently come into posession of the rifle that is the whole reason for getting my license in the first place... the Mosin Dragoon. Predecessor to the 91/30 Mosin Nagant which was produced first in 1930. Dragoons, Kossacks, and 1891s being produced previously to that. Unfortunately...

Quick and to the point... and from my old neighborhood...

Yup, only two seconds too late.

I have to admit i was skeptical, but I like what I see.

:DQuarto will be pleased!

FINALLY AN UPDATE! That looks awesome! Love the detail!