Actually STEM and not Sci-Fi/Fantasy 
Finally finished The AMOEBA kit from Atlantis Models #L3800. Scale: Humongous
Entire kit is molded in clear styrene. It was like, all canopy and windows. No wheels or tracks. Very little cleanup and the fit was great!
Adolescents - Amoeba (Live at Amoeba)
First released in 1963!!!
You did an excellent job building and painting the model. The blue you chose is perfect. It would be very funny if you added a small Starship Enterprise.
Now I want to make something similar.
Thank you for the compliments.
Ah yeah, the Star Trek episode. Weirdly remember that.
The blue is from a Krylon can, Sea Glass series colors.
The Adolescents were just here in Atlanta back in April.
Touring with the Descendents and the Circle Jerks.
You did an excellent job on the amoeba!! I really like your choice of colors. Your project reminds me of that scene in âFantastic Voyageâ when the antibodies attack Raquel Welch. YesâŚIâm that old!! 
PS. Excellent tuneage!! 
You could do a scene from the movie, âThe Blobâ. You just need a figure of Steve McQueen. 
@brekinapez Circle Jerks with Keith Morris?? RAD!
@Harv Thanks! I was going for all black wash and clear to look like an actual microscopic image in a Petri dish or a slide but it wasnât quite translating the way I wanted so I added the color with Krylon Sea Glass.
Yeah, a few small scale figures next to it may add more scale interest 
And those guys in the band arenât Adolescents anymore either 
@Biggles50 
Very interesting ideaâŚ
Yes, and he is still the same a-hole he was when I saw them the first time in '86.
And no, none of us are adolescents anymore. When I saw 7 Seconds two years ago (with the Jerks, actually) I thought it funny how Kevin Seconds looked like a fat house dad and not the skinny teen I remembered from decades earlier.
I look the same as I did in college (same weight!) except instead of long hair on my head and none on my chin I now have long hair on my chin and none on my head.
Haha, great story.
Thanks for posting this. Cool subject. I love seeing something built other than wingy thingies and clanky tankies and floaty boaties.
(Notice how I did not include trains!?)
Indeed I did
Even cooler if you coat the inside with luminous paint, put splotches of clear colours on the outside, and set it afloat in a toilet bowl with the lid up, the neighbours garden pond, or a swimming poolâŚ
Cheers,
M
You are evil, and I love it!
Those are great! Always good to something completely different done.
I picked up one of these last year on a whim. Had the idea of using the big amoaba as a backdrop to my Polar Lights 1:1000 TOS Enterprise and recreate the episode âThe Immunity Syndromeâ.
Will have to shop around for some clear paints to do. Iâve got Tamiyas but the range is a little limited in colour variety.
