The final processes have begun. To achieve any kind of reasonable finish on this massive warbird, I have to learn a new skill. I’ve used bog, (bondo) before on smaller projects, but this is a…
6 November 2023 After six years of building, the Viper is finished. I will be tinkering on it from time to time, maybe a bit of weathering etc, but all fabrication, skinning, sanding, painting and …
Way back when I first built this cockpit, I was in a bit of a hurry and on a budget. I got the original colours from the show identified, but that did not translate with my budget mix of paints and…
I’ve been in consultation with the crew from the show about methods they used to weather the Vipers and give them that used, battle weary look. Weathering tells a story and makes the ship loo…
I have made a decision, that I will NOT be posting WIP photos of the Viper trailer build.
I have already had too many keyboard warriors and, "experts" mouthing off. I have good help and guidance from people in the industry, so I'm fine.
This means the Viper group is going to be pretty quiet for some time and honestly, I need the break.
I might even be able to head out bush a bit more.
Rest assured that as the money comes in over the next few months, I will be cutting, drilling, bending and welding like a crazy man at every opportunity.
I saw this and didn't notice the date on the first page for a minute so I thought "This will be pretty cool to watch the process of the construction over time- WHAT" ("WHAT" when I saw the 29 PAGES OF PROGRESS)
This project is absolutely insane man, you should be very proud of it.
Best of luck with the trailer, we'll all be waiting to see what you make of it!