Model Behavior: X-Wing Cutaway Model Kit!
Bill and Norm assemble a rare Star Wars X-Wing snap-fit kit that was recently found online. This highly-detailed 1:35 scale model was a one-off from Kotobukiya in their ArtFX line–a cross section model that reveals the interior of the craft! We scrutinize and show off the beautiful pre-painted parts as we put this unique diorama together. Truly a holy grail kit!
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nice simple kit
Hi! I’m Tina from Manila, Philippines. I would like to ask if you use top coat on the paint of the X-Wing. If you do, what type (acrylic or polyurethane)?
Hi! I’m Tina from Manila, Philippines. I would like to ask if you use top coat on the paint of the X-Wing. If you do, what type (acrylic or polyurethane)?
Nice build!!