JAMES BOND - Original creations

[Mr.E]

Got a few more DC Bond head sculpts if someone
need one

Which ones?

 

[Raymond F.]

LE CIHIFFRE
Paint: #RFCustomFigures (Me)
Sculpt: @souclaudio_
Outfit: Vortoys Custom modified for film accuracy by #RFCustomFigures
Body: Worldbox at011 modified

 

[Preshea]

Excellent work!!

 

[Platty]

Just incredible!

Agreed!

And likewise to your Le Chiffre too Raymond. Superb as always

 

[K1LLJOY]

Amazing work Ray.

 

[ymba]

Where does Ray get all those wonderful toys ?

 

[Rogerbee]

Very nicely done!

 

[Marine Boy]

Firing mechanism for the missiles complete. A brass rod connected to the cigarette lighter, will pass through the engine block and push the actuator. When the missiles are hidden, the mechanism doesn't line up with the launchers, so they can't be fired accidentally.



Once deployed, the mechanism can engage the launchers.



Front and rear bumpers complete.





Started construction of the seats. The side bolsters are packed out with scraps of plasticard, then filled in.





Since the interior floor is raised, there's no room to fit seat rails. They'll be fixed in position.



The seat base is shaped to be as low as possible.



Seats backs under construction. They'll be hinged to tip forward, as it's essential to be able to get the cello on the back seats.

 

[Rogerbee]

Woah,

You really are the 1/6 answer to Q!

 

[Marine Boy]

Just thought i would take a few shots, as a kind of half-time report. My shed is quite cramped, so i'm not able to step back and check the overall appearance. It's already heavier than the Lotus.

 

[Wor-Gar]

The two side by side just... rock!

 

[superado]

GASP!!!

 

[amarcord]

extremely impressive

 

[Rogerbee]

Sublime!

 

[SilverPointShield]

Magnificent, SUPERB and beautiful.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Seriously though, Marine Boy, where do you display these vehicles? Certainly not on your dining table.

And how are Little Nellie and the Wet Bike going?

 

[Marine Boy]

Completed the front seats.





How they will look once installed. I've had to recline the backrest a little more than usual, to provide enough headroom.



Good access to the rear seats.



A tight squeeze, but it should be ok. The rear part of the seat base is as low as possible, to maximise the headroom. By keeping the front and side edges quite high, the seats look normal and avoid looking flat.

 

[Marine Boy]

Seriously though, Marine Boy, where do you display these vehicles? Certainly not on your dining table.

And how are Little Nellie and the Wet Bike going?

I ran out of display space a while back, but this will be addressed in the near future. Some of the larger pieces i have, Ecto-1, Hulkbuster and all of the build projects are being stored in my shed for the time being. Once the weather gets a little warmer, i can finish some of my other projects, which are just waiting for paint.

 

[Wor-Gar]

That shed has to be a fun place to hang out in.

 

[Marine Boy]

Made the rear light assemblies. Each one starts as 4 strips of 2mm plasticard, glued into a block. 3 5mm holes are drilled where the LEDs will go. A Dremel is used for rough shaping.



A scalpel is used to clean it up.



Some chrome tape is applied to the insides.



A patterned light panel was removed from a poundland cabinet light. The sides were glued down then shaped.



A connector strip was glued to the back. The LEDs are simply plugged in, allowing easy replacement if necessary.



2 coats of clear red and orange are applied.



All done.



Sidelight / indicator lenses fitted.