Lunar Model kit build-up part III


It is good to have clothespins to hold small glued pieces together.
The long "leftover" piece of resin is now divided in four pieces for the inside legs of the chair - reinforcements which is also found in the original Time Machine movie prop chair, because that one is made of an old barber chair, and its original "legs" were too small to hold any weight of the sitting time traveller. It is because the barber chair in original had a cylindrical pedestal underneath, which function was to hoist up or low down the chair while the customer was sitting in it, for the comfort of the barber.

Now i have glued the four legs at the underside of the chair.
For the pins for the headrest I drilled small holes with the home-made drill I made of a drill-bit, a woodstick and a rubberband. For cleaning the model chair before painting I use an old toothbrush and water with dish-washer soap.

Here is the almost complete chair
only the headrest is missing. And some of the paint is still missing too. I have used Scorched Brown, Blood Red and Chaos Black and the rivets and ornaments are painted with Burnished Gold with Sunburst Yellow underneath.

And here is my complete Lunar Time Machine model kit!
At last it is finished, and I am very satisfied with it!

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Time Machine Model kit builder and painter: Sandra Petojevic
Summer, 2007 (updated February 5, 2012)

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