Building the 4' Star Destroyer

That's looking really impressive Eric !

I love it Eric.

Hi Jeff,

Actually, I tried to find more accurated socket for 6 months.
But I couldn't find and finally scratchbuilt it.

Sumatra said:

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I love it Eric.

Hi Julien,

Thank you for your comment.
Always your ISD inspired me...

MonsieurTox said:

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That's looking really impressive Eric !

ckwanwoo said:

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Hi Jeff,

Actually, I tried to find more accurated socket for 6 months.
But I couldn't find and finally scratchbuilt it.

They look fantastic. I'll probably scratch build mine as well.

Excellent work!

Finally, engine bells were repaired and updated...
Plz refer to the below link for more pics.

http://blog.naver.com/ckwanwoo/40057472974

That is fantastic!!! (though technically... that's an ESB or ROTJ ISD)

Thanks Buddy,

Actually, I like ANH ISD...but the informations for that are not enough excluding X-shape tractor beam and so on.
Currently, my ISD is Hybride mode of ANH and ESB...he he

ISD's side and turret part are updating as the pics

Wow that's really coming along quite nicely!!!

Coming along well.

What did you use for the rear-most turret? I bought a Trumpeter 1/72 kit of the JGSDF Type 74, but I haven't received it yet. I'm curious how it will compare size-wise to the Hasegawa Sherman turrets.

I've been lurking for a LONG TIME,and I've seen your X-wing build. I just want to know,how the hell are you going to get this outside to paint it?!

Very very cool- keep at it!!

Thanks Buddies

Jeff!

For rear turret, I thought it was similar to M60A1's top part.
So I bought Tamiya 1/35 M60A1, but it is too small in comparison with prop.
I tried to find big scale M60A1 and got Bandai 1/24 M60A1 after all.
Actually I'm not sure 100% for this part, but this part is matched closely IMO.

I scrachbuilt and kit-bashing some parts on M60A1-based.
The last turret includes Aurora Graf Spee, Bandai 1/48 Panther, Italeri 1/72 Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf m/n, Fujimi 1/76 M36 Jackson and Heller LaSeine parts as well.

It looks great. Keep the pictures coming.

Thats really looking stunning Eric, i check your blog regularly for updates lol, its been so worth all the effort you have put in thus far, youll have one of the most awesome collections out there buddy!

lee

Hey Lee,

I always appreciate your help, support and words of cheer
As you can see in my blog, I stopped to make my AT-ST for a while due to my financial situations.

I want to get your advice when the making is restarted.

ralphee said:

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Thats really looking stunning Eric, i check your blog regularly for updates lol, its been so worth all the effort you have put in thus far, youll have one of the most awesome collections out there buddy!

lee

Anytime Eric, glad to help out buddy, i see your stuck on a few parts in your blog, let me know if your still needing the info and ill shoot you a PM!

Im very eager to see you do the ATST as well as this stunning ISD!

lee

Now that makes one smart statement when someone walks in the door and sees that....will you be adding the Tantive IV in there somewhere???

Maybe~

edgejedi said:

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Now that makes one smart statement when someone walks in the door and sees that....will you be adding the Tantive IV in there somewhere???

Hi friends,

Recently, I'm working the Docking Bay of ANH ISD.
As you see in the pic, I identified many donor kits by good friends' support.

But I don't identify yet the frame and some parts as the 2nd pics.
I feel keenly the necessity of your expert opinions.

I guess that 1,2,3,5 areas were scratchbuilt by ILM????


Please help me....

Not one you were asking about, but the part at the front of the hanger is from the Hasegawa Essex/Ticonderoga.

Hi Jeff,

The part was indentified based on your thread

Hi Buddies,

I've never seen the front view image of docking bay since I have decided to make ANH ISD.
If anyone has it, please post on this thread.