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This flying war machine as usual is made from styrofoam and some greenstuff. I suspect that flight of this drago breaks some aerodynamic laws but it is steampunk )
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Mason
03-Aug-09
#299940 |  | Rating: 10
Have you ever thought of building and painting a diorama of the scene between the Space Dragon and the Iron Man from Ted Hughes story, The Iron Man? Your Farewell to Titan and Steam Dragon have me convinced that you'd make a remarkable tribute to that story. |
hopi
13-Nov-08
#275338 |  | Rating: 6
Good Grief!Thats amazing !What do you use to carve the styro ,,,,you must go through a million exacto blades ...excellent paint job as well |
Amazon warrior
09-Sep-07
#235012 |  | Rating: 10
Eeeee! That's so cool! I want one. |
Duende
04-Aug-07
#231241 |  | Rating: 10
That's a great idea and awesome mini, but what else I really like is the flying base you used: the bent clear plastic isn't as "intrusive" and gives a better sense of motion than the usual straight vertical stucks normally used. Cool all-around job! To hell with physics!  |
MXP
31-Jul-07
#230824 |  | Rating: 10
The average doesn't make honor to this masterpiece. Amazing! |
Yellow one
26-Jul-07
#230467 |  | Rating: 10
Awfull idea and pretty realisation. |
paxmojo
20-Jul-07
#230024 |  | Rating: 9
Very nice work! I've been wanting to do a "steam dragon" for a while, myself. My idea is a little more primative (e.g. steam shovel jaws, no ability to fly). This is an inspiration! I especially like the steam hoses along the neck and the dark metal. The base is very well done, too. Great job! |
IG88
19-Jul-07
#229983 |  | Rating: 10
Should be in top 10, but who knows on this site. | |
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