Very cool 
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That is without doubt the
Not normally awarded before a model is finished , but this is in a league of its own Mike.
Not normally awarded before a model is finished , but this is in a league of its own Mike.
Mike
As the others said simply outstanding!!
Very well done.
Andrew
As the others said simply outstanding!!
Very well done.
Andrew
Hi Mike
Absolutely superb. Be careful with it because it must be very fragile with all that armour.
Jim
Absolutely superb. Be careful with it because it must be very fragile with all that armour.
Jim
Wonderful Mike!
Jim, there's a certain irony in "must be very fragile with all that armour"!
Pete
Jim, there's a certain irony in "must be very fragile with all that armour"!
Pete
WOW !!!! absolutely stunning, how any of us on here can even compete with this is a mystery.. well done and truly deserving of 'the doggs' award..
Just don't breathe on it, look at it or refer to it, If I have to look at it I do so with a mirror, I do not mention it by name or refer to it as 'bar' as it seems to be offended easily and just falls apart....:flushed:
In reality it is ok, but I would think twice before picking it up except by the blade and the ripper at the back.
I thank you
Paul, many thanks.
Jakko, the size is surprising, it had me checking a few times about the scale, even dwarfs a Challenger.
Nor do I, any that are printable when building it...
Graeme, I did find a few things that Voyager could have addressed better in their instructions but no serious complaints.
Chris, Many thanks for the comment, but I have yet to master the art of diorama and buildings at which I am totally useless, so don't sell yourself short.
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I’ve not seen this model in the flesh, I think, but I have seen a paper model at one-half the scale (so twice as big), and yeah, even taking that into account I felt it was huge
Now where is that photo? Aha …
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Ah, not twice as big but 1.5 times. Too bad there are no models of known size to compare it with in the photo, though.
You could re-work this kit into a civilian version.
Towards the end I really did get tired of looking at it, and was pleased when the last bit went into place.
Cheers, hip Hoppity...
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