THE CLUBHOUSE

A build of beauty Kev.

The Earth versus the Flying Saucers dio is going to be cute. The alien is going to be standing on the base, with two of the saucers, in different sizes, flying above at odd angles, giving a forced perspective view. Not exactly original, a fella on Facebook did something similar and as soon as I saw...

What a dynamic sculpt. It's very you. I agree with Vlad 100%. And I can see where Trevs coming from too with the reference to 'Dog Soldiers'. Yes, let's have the guts hanging out from the front. :sick: I one hundred percent agree guys, this werewolf pose and sculpture are perfect, for once, no need ...

Nailed. As usual Paul.

The knowledge some ST fans bring to this hobby is impressive. Like Vlad I wouldn't have a clue. What I do know is it looks great. I'm taken there, which is what I'm looking for.

The space is evolving very nicely -- looks like you plan on bringing your A game...

A wonderful build Jon -- do you do anything but? Trevor covered it pretty well. A very convincing rendition. Subtle and convincing.

Catching up. A lot to process here...

Hi Joe, I like the proportions of this one. That the head is over the forward foot makes for a believable stance. I enjoy that you've retained the pulled back elbows/head thrust forward pose so typical of Harryhausen's bipeds in attack/alert mode. The two-toed foot's growing on me. I think I may be ...

Significant update.

DEADMAN wrote: ↑March 7th, 2026, 12:35 pm So many incredible pieces, The Yamato half ship, The Harryhausen collection, just amazing.

Wow! Thanks so much Eric. I consider that high praise indeed from someone with such a great collection himself.

I just took some more time to read more of your bio Steve ... wonderful "encounter with Ray", whom I had a chance to meet in 2007, but something came up and I did not make the long drive down to Southern CA (was living in NorCAL at the time) ... I still regret it ... ditto with your story...

You must enjoy living in your own Museum ... That last time I seen something like this .. When I went Forrest Ackermans house back in the 90's You are much tidy than he was.. Nice to see it displayed as you have.. Thanks, scuzzy for your kind reflections. I envy you having visited the Akermansion. ...

derekc62 wrote: ↑February 5th, 2026, 12:23 am My latest "how-to" video on painting The Terminator is now available.

Thanks Derek. I will curl up with it and hot brew as soon as I have the time.

It also includes a nod to The Clubhouse encouraging people to join.

Good on you.

Hey, that's really nice. Lovely paintjob. I can see the fun you had when I look at this build.

Collection update.
Added the Atlantean Submarine from 'Atlantis, The Lost Continent' and the Jules Verne Time Train from 'Back to the Future III.'

Thank you, Vlad and Kevin, for your great support and encouragement. I love when you do threads like this. Something about the way you lay it all out and show your work. It's just a fun read, and very relatable. You have some fun projects going there and I look forward to seeing more of them in the ...

CURRENT PROJECTS Adventures of Middling Modeler https://i.postimg.cc/prJqRDvQ/Current-projects.jpg ATLANTEAN DEATH RAY https://i.postimg.cc/bZxxyhnL/Atlantean-Death-Ray.png This is from 1961's 'Atlantis, The Lost Continent' directed by George Pal. Like the Atlantean Submarine (https://theclubhouse1...

ATLANTEAN SUBMARINE Adventures of a middling modeler. https://i.postimg.cc/DSDJ6ms5/Atlantis-Title.webp In George Pal’s 'Atlantis, the Lost Continent' (1961), a Greek fisherman, Demetrios, rescues a shipwrecked woman who proves to be Princess Antillia of Atlantis; when he insists on taking her home...

Tim Casey wrote: ↑February 25th, 2026, 11:09 am I wouldn't worry about it. Plus, AI bots suck at painting kits.

I like the way this man thinks!