Join me for the fourth and final edition of the Star Wars Blaster build. I always think it will be forever before we get to the end, but here we are. Check it out and let me know what you think.
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The clock is ticking and my blaster still needed a home. Had to get it done before Wonderfest. So lets get to it. Don’t forget to LIKE or SUBSCRIBE.
One of my favorite spacecrafts comes from the seventies Filmation live action Saturday morning kids show Space Academy. The show feature several young and special kids through their adventure at Space Academy. Did I mention that the academy was built onto and asteroid? If that wasn’t cool enough, they got to fly to their adventures in the Seeker shuttle.
Being a Sci-fi modeler, you are limited to the few kits that are produced. Unless you plan to scratchbuild, but we’ll come back to that. Most of us have a wish list and the Seeker is on my list. So when I stumbled upon a Seeker kit a few years ago, I knew I wanted one. At the time, I figured that I’d find one on Ebay or some model show. At the very least at Wonderfest. But several year went by and I hadn’t even seen more than pictures of this illusive kit. While attending Wonderfest my James Small and got me his email. I tried for a couple of year to stay in contact in the hopes that there might be some renewed interest in recasting the model. Unfortunately that didn’t happen. However, James got me in touch with Pat Hill that did the blueprints. I bought a 2 sets of the blueprints from Pat, one to frame and the other to build from. And I’ve been on cloud nine every since. I’d like to thank Bill, James and Pat for getting me to the point that I can build my own Seeker model.
Part 1 https://t.co/8YJOY55pe9
Part 2 https://youtu.be/CCvmlyMZ9XM
Part 3 https://youtu.be/9kXdRAY_wP8
Part 4 https://youtu.be/agGE-0ZHA1w
When to the Hobby Shop
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Went to the Hobby Shop and what did I see. I saw a new model looking at me. Then there was what came in the mail. All sorts of modeling fun.
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