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In Progress » Adrian Smith’s Frankenstein by Industria Mechanika » Iron Giant
Since yesterday I focused on some of the scabs and stitching. For the scabs/cuts I used a mixture of 502 Abteilung oil paint; Coagulated Blood and Shadow Brown thinned when needed with odorless...
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In Progress » Adrian Smith’s Frankenstein by Industria Mechanika » Shiny
The “base coats” are almost done. I call them base coats because they still have a few layers to go in regards to weathering and such. All I have left to base coat is the little metal studs dotted...
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In Progress » Adrian Smith’s Frankenstein by Industria Mechanika » Dirty
First off, not too many Frankies left so click here to order Adrian Smith’s Frankenstein! Lots to go through as I posted a shot of the feet on Facebook today and got a lot of SBS requests. Metal, rust,...
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In Progress » Adrian Smith’s Frankenstein by Industria Mechanika » Littered
I love doing groundwork and scenery. Of course I love modeling in general, but this is one of the areas where experimentation and ingenuity really pays off. Case in point, leaf litter, moss, and fallen...
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In Progress » Adrian Smith’s Frankenstein by Industria Mechanika » Sprue and...
It’s amazing what you can do with some old green sprue and paper scraps. I’m waiting on some laser-cut plants to finish this up, but meanwhile I’ve been making some saplings and such. For these I...
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Completed » Frankenstein
Yesterday my laser-cut foliage (thanks to Jason Eaton) arrived and I immediately set everything else aside to finish Adrian Smith’s Frankenstein up. Like the other plants, I sponged acrylics onto both...
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In Progress » Prof. FichtenFoo’s Implausible Long-Nose Submersible » Brass &...
Moving right along, I’ve been working on the brass paint and base-tarnish/panel definitions. I’m painting this similar to the real Longnose Butterfly fish that it’s design is based on, but in bare...
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In Progress » Prof. FichtenFoo’s Implausible Long-Nose Submersible » More...
Moving right along, I painted all of the little details that needed done by hand. As you can see above, I tacked most of the kit together temporarily for photos. Here is the Long-Nose shown with my...
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In Progress » The Dragonfly
Apparently I posted nothing about this here on my own site, but the follow-up to my Hornethopter kit, the Dragonfly is done and in-stock at Industria Mechanika. Much like the Hornet, I designed the...
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Completed » The FichtenFoo Dragonfly
And for those of you following along on Facebook, here’s the final images of the Dragonfly. Thanks to all of you that purchased the kit and for those that didn’t… Buy the FichtenFoo Dragonfly resin...
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Completed » Prof. FichtenFoo’s Implausible Long-Nose Submersible
It occurred to me that while I’ve taken this finished example of my second Fish-Shaped Submerible (Buy The Kit Here) to several shows to display on my Industria Mechanika sales table, I’ve never taken...
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Completed » Clyde.A Autonomous Utilitor
Order the Clyde.A Full-Action 1:6 Robot Kit Exclusively at Industria Mechanika! When I first started my company, Industria Mechanika, I fully expected to be making 6+ new kit designs a year on my...
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