After building the Invisible Man, this relative newcomer to advanced figure kits has moved on to the Mummy and Iron Man. Loved both kits, especially the Mummy. Borrowed its paint scheme from Dave's instructions and several online builds. The green cobra (which probably doesn't exist in nature) was my 11-year-old daughter's idea. I keep learning and having fun. Thanks again, Moebius!

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Very nice build ups PF! Love the way your mummy turned out! And the green snake looks FINE! The colors you chose on the sarcophagus look great!

IRON MAN turned out nice as well...but I'm more of a Monster guy! :)

MMM

Those look wonderful! You did a great job on them!

Steve

Nice work, PF! Both of them came out looking great! :thumbsup:

looking sharp, there!

always good to see NC represent!

Thanks for posting the pics.
Dave

No fair, PF! You said you were a rookie!!!

(Most excellent work!!!) :thumbsup:

Larry

That sarcophagus really pops, doesn't it. I love the red on the lotus blossums. The bright colors on the lid provide a nice contrast to the dusty occupant.
Cool!

Nice paint job,especially the sarcophagus.Great variation of the gold like metallic colours.:)

Thanks everyone. I guess after 3 or 4 Moebius kits, one is no longer a "rookie," but given the great builds on this board, all of us have something to shoot for. (I'd settle for getting all the seams out--just once!). Will say that one thing I appreciate about Moebius kits is that the average hobbyist with a knife, a tube of glue, and some paint can make them look fairly good.

This is too long already, but just a shout out to Lou. Used to live in Raleigh. Bought my Auroras at a hobby shop in North Hills Mall.

^^yeah, that shop is long gone, too :(

They look Great!

This is too long already, but just a shout out to Lou. Used to live in Raleigh. Bought my Auroras at a hobby shop in North Hills Mall.

^^yeah, that shop is long gone, too :(

That would have been Jim Collier's Hobby Shop. The holy temple of my youth. As Lou says, long gone. So is North Hills Mall for that matter.

Well they look superb to me! I enjoyed viewing your other builds as well, some really nice work inthere. The Stoker Knight and Bat are awesome!

Great Work!!