Archive for the ‘Development’ Category

 
August 31st, 2010

Making The Awesome: The Serenity Artisan Replica



Welcome back, all you Core-Techs, to the newly redesigned Firefly Ship Works. Now with more readability (yeah for white backgrounds and black text!).

For our first post since the site’s relaunch, we offer this little video we did toward the end of 2009 of our model makers working on the first round of Serenity replicas. John Eblan is the guy doing the interviews and also heads up our shop (for more on John, check out his IMDB profile). Read the rest of this entry »




 
 
March 3rd, 2010

Zen and The Art of Mule Maintenance



With Serenity now safely on her way through The Black to Browncoats everywhere, it’s high time we talk about our next replica: The MF-813 Flying Mule.

For our second Firefly/Serenity vehicle, we wanted to deliver to you the expert craftsmanship you’ve come to expect from our studio-scale works. And who better to make your Mule exactly the way you want it than you? That’s right, our Flying Mule replica will be the first authorized, pre-painted replica kit from The Verse. Every part is hand-painted resin and keyed so it can only fit in one place. All you need is a little glue and about a half hour and you can build your very own Flying Mule.

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