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I've been using caulk since the HISS Tanks. Sets up fast and holds like glue. Very easy and quick.

I'm actually taking the time to sand this one too. So it should look cleaner.

Tonight's progress.... Much happier with the scale of this one.

I sent a PM to Giga Bread about it. I'd still love to see some samples from people.

Ha. Yeah, I can see Megs doing that too. And I think he looks Photoshopped in the pic with my kids.

Thanks, man. I'll be redoing Megatron in the smaller scale too. Also.... Anyone ever use a 3d image service? I need to upsize a masterpiece Prime head. I've been looking into it, but wanted to hear some thoughts on it. And maybe pricing. Thanks!

One last time. I'm making this one 18" so 27' in 1:18th. I think this will nail the height and look I wanted to begin with. The only tricky part is going to be the head. I need to upsize the MP version by 50%. I'm looking into some 3D print sites, but no luck so far. In the meantime I'll...

I really think I'm going to redo him in 18". The 16" one is neat, but it's not the same.

Repaint WIP.... "Transform and roll out!"

With Prime! My kids with Megatron....

At the Cobra base....

Final pics!

With Devastator.... Facing off with Megatron!!! Storm Shadow wins! Fatality!! Thanks for looking!!!

At the GI Joe base camp....

Talking with Sam.... With Snake Eyes...

This is my upsized Masterpiece Prime. Everything except the head, hands and joints are scratch built from sheet styrene. He has full articulation- head, shoulders, bicep, hands, waist, hips, knees and feet. He took one week to put together, and another two-three to paint and detail. His gun...

Checked the names and dates- Voltron was made in 1984 (Also found this. I'd forgotten when the show started- Voltron premiered on September 10, 1984) and the vehicle was made in 1999 by a company called Funrise.

I agree, but I had several of those from another project. Guess I could always paint over the keyboard.

Could be. I have several smaller ones. But this is the first I recall that transformed, and could hold 3 3/4" figures. I'll have to check the date on this one tomorrow.