Now that the stand is ready, and I've got a good number of pieces complete I can really begin to assemble and see the size of this beast!It's big! The fuel tanks were a tight fit to push into place, but the main structure felt strong … Continue Reading ››

In possibly what is the slowest build ever, progress continues! I thought it time to get the stand assembled to help me with the build. I'm running out of space to keep the large pieces. Here I've got the … Continue Reading ››

There's no specifically blue plastic pieces on this kit, so small uses of blue can serve as great contrast to the mass of red.Here on the main skirt thrusters, I uses Tamiya metallic blue on the outside, Alclad chrome on the inside, with a small amount … Continue Reading ››

The progress is not surprisingly slow on the big Neo Zeong. There's lots of masking involved as the large pieces are just crying out for the added detail that I can bring through selectively painting different sections.These are from the front of the kit, and I … Continue Reading ››

Neo Zeong progresses slowly....As I was already working on the fuel tanks, I decided to do a few more of their pieces. This is the base, with rockets that I did with Tamiya clear red over Alclad chrome. Continue Reading ››

The  Neo Zeong is quite daunting. Just unpacking the box and sifting through the pieces means you have to start thinking "what do I do first?" Well, first thing first, obviously! And that means tidying up and cleaning the airbrush station. My youngest of little helpers … Continue Reading ››

The Neo Zeong has arrived! Yes, the box is big, but it's not too big and not too heavy. I'll quickly grab some pictures and we'll see what kind of adventure we're in for! Is this the first Neo Zeong in Canada?And although the box is pretty … Continue Reading ››