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Models by Sven Matheis |
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Hochspeyer, Germany |
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dayson@t-online.de |
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The Robot from "Lost in Space," Polar Lights Model kit no scale, new made correct neck and correct numbers of buttons, release 1998.
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Closer view of main Body.
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Sanger Space Shuttle , from Revell, Scale 1:288, built straight out of the box, from 1991.
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Back View
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SHADO-Mobile from the English TV serial, "UFO," Imai model kit, scale is about 1:24, release 1988.
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DSV Liberator from
the British serial "Blake's 7." Model from Comet
Models from 1990. No scale given. Still needs a bit of work to
highlight the details and weather it a bit.
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X-Wing Fighter from "Star Wars." AMT Ertl kit. Scale about 1:48, from 1990. I was going to sell this one on eBay after I got the new kit from FineMolds.
Model was built straight out of the box, then weathered with airbrush and drybrush methods.
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From the George Pal Film "War of the Worlds." Scale is about 1:72,. Vacuform model, manufacturer unknown. Model is airbrushed in copper and green for wingtips and front .
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Black Tiger Spacefighter from "Starblazers" (aka "Spacebattleship Yamato."). Bandai, Scale about 1:72, Release 1980, Custom paint and Decals.
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Dalek Mk. 2 TV version from "Doctor Who," Comet Models, Scale 1:8, Release 1990
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Space Shuttle Discovery with ESA Spacelab, Revell, Scale 1:144, Release 1989
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Disney's RM-1 Moon Rocket, Strombecker, 1:67, 1958
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Disney's Atomic-Powered Space Stationt, Strombecker, 1:200, 1958
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Lindberg's Lunar Lander, with custom made base. The paintjob was made after the box art and customized to fit into the '50 era.
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This is VinCent from the Disney movie "The Black Hole" produced by Monogram. It was built mostly straight from the box. I just didn't follow the instruction when I made the two balls that he has as legs. They're just one half of some used spheres to get the look of the Movie robot.
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This is the Airfix "Space:1999" Hawk on a Warp Eagle Lift. The Hawk was significantly redone by adding a lot of small details to get the look of the studio model. Also, the color was made to look that way. Finally, I added some spare decals from all kind of kits to get it look "real".
The Eagle Lift is one of my first resin kits I built. The most difficult part was the airbrsuhing to get it to look like the tv show kit.
