YES Dave i reconise a trekkie when i see one like me an yes warp 10 you would be every where in the universe at once so will have to throttle back to warp 9 lol :rolling:
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1/72 Millennium Falcon
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Until, of course, the writers stopped caring about details like that …
WELL Jakko got to have all the details thats what makes the programes for me anyway watchable as i love SI/FI
Chrisb
Got a fair bit done last night and this morning ......realised my boo boo and had to do some soldering but all good now :smiling3:
Gawrd Bri you nearly built it you must have been stickin in on the model an what voltage is the model usein an that black box is the battery box i suppoce an will it stick out the top of the ship so you can swich the lights on an off an regard the cockpit glass what do the glass panels just layin place to be glued ?
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chrisb
Hi Brian, love spotting the gyzmology the designers put into making the M Falcon...definitely a Jagpanther hull there in one of the exposed conduits. There are photos of the design team putting the model together with boxes of model kits in the background for spare parts.
Cheers,
Wabble
No the engine bay cover is removable, It's 5v
2 options glass or just frame and no glass .....going for the latter
Apparently they raided the local hobby store and bought up all the plastic kits
Going to convert to usb mains but I'll need to be able to route the cable so you can't see it, but that's for after I finished.
She might look almost finished but believe me I'm not half way through.
...and Tiger I, M60, M18, & Brit tank engine decks as well as an automatic transmission & bellhousing. Coming along great.
It's just resting on top while it dry's
The underside and ramp
Top side and ramp fitted
Top side and ramp fitted
That is impressive.
Decals was very taxing .......took ages
Thanks Paul
Brian,
Looking very nice indeed.
Looking very nice indeed.
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More great work on that model. I’ve just watched a thing on YouTube of a guy who has built an exact copy of the filming model. It’s taken 7 years in total. Approximately 5 years doing the research and collecting the 150 vintage kits required for the parts identified as being used on the original. It cost him $20 thousand in total. Was a very interesting
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