Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144

After around two months of work, here finally is my completed Bandai 1/144 scale Millennium Falcon. This build involved a lot of firsts for me: airbrushing, applying decals on bumpy surfaces, gunk-washing a kit, hand-painting pilot figures, installing custom LEDs, scratch-building a base, and even making my own light box for the purpose of this shoot. So without further ado, here are some photos of my completed model.


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Side View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Top View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Front View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Front View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Front View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Front View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Bottom View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Flying


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Under View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Rear Engine View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Rear Engine View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Rear Engine View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Rear Engine View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Rear View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Rear View


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Rear View


Honestly, I still have the urge to open the model up again to fix the light bleeding and maybe rework the cockpit door and lights. I want to redo the label too. But with everything I've learned during this build, the next thing I ought to learn is when to call something done.


Completed Bandai Millennium Falcon 1/144 Space Wallpaper
Bonus Millennium Falcon wallpaper I made for fun

Comments

  1. UnknownAugust 8, 2020 at 6:10 PM

    When you view down the photos fast, it's like the millennium falcon is really moving! So real space jump. Amazing the details of the figures.

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