The Falke – Redux
Here is a model I did a little while back. It is Falke model by Hasegawa: 
As usual with practically all my builds, I like to give models my own personal touch. The Falke is definately no exemption here. I have heavily modified the original kit with kit-bashed and minor scratch built parts. Lots of sawing and reconfiguration to bring it to it's present state. Hope you guys like the results.
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Rob Pollock said on March 30, 2018
Some nice touches here, Charles. You’ve certainly got the ‘lived-in’ look with the metals. Also have been looking at this Hasagawa Krieger series in relation to a new project, but not a straight build.
Charles King said on March 30, 2018
Will be interesting to see your take on it Rob.
Jeff Bailey said on March 30, 2018
Looks great and very interesting!
Craig Abrahamson said on March 30, 2018
Looks very menacing (whatever it is)... 🙂
Charles King said on March 30, 2018
Thanks.
Michel Verschuere said on March 30, 2018
What they said... Great paintjob on this machine...
Charles King said on March 30, 2018
Thank you. Now, I just need an air brush.
Greg Kittinger said on March 30, 2018
Not being a Sci-Fi guy, I have no clue what it is, but it does look well built, painted and weathered!
Charles King said on March 30, 2018
Then, that is good enough for me. Thanks.
Anthony Conway said on March 30, 2018
Cool looking model. Nice one.
Charles King said on March 30, 2018
Thank you.
Robert Royes said on March 30, 2018
Nice! One mean machine!
Charles King said on March 30, 2018
Thanks.
Pedro L. Rocha said on March 30, 2018
Very cool model. It looks like it could be used as a prop in some sci-fi movie, it oozes quality. Do you mean it was brush painted? Even more amazing.
I like the skull head, reminds me of the band Misfits
Charles King said on March 30, 2018
Hi. Thanks. I used spray paints and sponge painting as well as brushes. Then in certain areas I took a dry paper towel and rubbed of the paint to get the faded drag effect.
Richard Mcstay said on March 31, 2018
I’m not sure what it is but it would look good on my drive! Great work.
Charles King said on March 31, 2018
It's all good.
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on March 31, 2018
Looks like a space rat rod!
Charles King said on March 31, 2018
Sure does.