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Thank you Tony.

Work got in the way and it took a very long time to get the final T-65 X-Wing done. This one is known as Blue 12 on the photos released by ILM that were used as film tests. Red 12/Blue 12

Thank you Carl.

Thanks Jim. I'm working on Red 12 right now to add the squadron.

Thank you Larry.

Thank you Bill

Thank you

Thanks Jim.

Thank you.

Bandai 1:72 X-Wing as General Antoc Merrick's Blue One at the Battle of Scariff in Rogue One. I figured it is a General's ride so a bit cleaner than the rest. All markings and panels masked and painted, the only decals used were the Wrens on his helmet.

Going to call this one done and post the rest of the pictures in Under Glass. It is a General's ride so a little cleaner than all the others. LOL

Thanks Simon. The next two X-Wings after this one will be even more different, a T-65 and a T-70 inspired by Ralph McQuarrie's original concept art.

Bandai 1:72 X-Wing being done as General Antoc Merrick in Rogue One. Sub assemblies are ready for penciled in panel lines and then Tamiya Panel Line Accent washes in both black and brown. As usual the sub assemblies were based in Mr Surfacer 1500 Gray followed by SMS Classic White. SMS Haze Gray was used for several of the panels and the other panels were mixes of SMS colors to get the shades I was looking for. The blue fuselage stripes and wing markings are Gravity Ford Grabber Blue straight from the bottle. Panel lines in progress on the wings

Thanks both of you. X-wings are my second favorite SF ship and number one fighter. First place for me is the Eagle Transporter from Space:1999. It just looks like it would work having been in inspired by the lunar lander. Got a couple of them in the stash to (hopefully) get to later this year.

Thank you!