The kit came from the 3-piece set (B, C and E) and the decals came from the scan of a latter release of the same kit (the cool double sheet). The build was very straightforward and I didn't use any putty as you may notice in some pictures. Initially I had painted it with chrome but then I laid down over everything a layer of pearl white since I imagined it would look better.
After that I painted the windows in black as you will see in the closest picture of the saucer (second). Believe it or not it was easier that it seems due to a "cheat trick" and didn't took more than 5-10 minutes to get all of them done.
Then it was only the job of apply the decals. As usual it wasn't exactly a joyride and I had to be very careful and patient. It was my second experience with printed decals and the main issue was that they didn't stick to the surface by themselves so I had to give a little help. Basically the "technic" consisted on position the decals and brush over with white glue (that disappeared after dry). At the end I masked the two squared things over the saucer (don't know the name of that) and airbrushed with metallic red. Finally I painted the deflector in brass with a brush.
Since this kit didn't come with a base I had to improvise one. The foot is a DVD bulk pack box cap airbrushed with matte black and the stem is the second finest segment of a telescopic antenna.
As usual no one of my builds achieve breath taking results but you look and tell if you like it!
Something eating at you there is.
