Katsu. could almost turn it into a catamaran or some kind of ocean going ship. its a great cross over ship. its so cool and works on a few different levels
Katsu. could almost turn it into a catamaran or some kind of ocean going ship. its a great cross over ship. its so cool and works on a few different levels
Thank you very much, gentlemen !!
So far it looks like a millionaire's pleasure boat.
Today I started to detail up the tower.
Scored the groove on the plates for 0.25 FO.
Add a few more detail and then to the upper deck.
The trench on the aft deck behind this tower will be like a petrochemical complex.
Thanks for looking.
Fantastic!
Your Battlestar looking cool!
I think your original modeling technique is really magnificent.
I'm look forward to seeing more.
Today, I could squeezed out one and half hours to build before I get to my job. So I did a little preparation for tomorrow.
Last time I did the lighting with optic fibers, I had a hard time to fix those fibers in the layers.
I had to make many of these parts with my awkward fingers.
I've been thinking about any other way to make it more efficiently.
And I don't think it's a best way to do but I fixed the some kind of 'bed' for the fiber like this.
I made this with a acrylic plate and aluminum tube and a couple of screw bolts.
Then I set up the fibers on it like a wires in a grand piano with a double side glue tape.
Unfortunately, I had cut all the 0.25 fibers in 1 feet long some days ago, I have to did this one by one
but if you have a long straight line of fiber, all you have to do is just reel the fiber around and around.
Then I inserted the plastic piece with superglue from the side way. and sandwiched with the other sheet plastic.
And then I cut it up. This time I could make it two in 30 min.
I will cut them in an appropriate length and put it in a layers.
There must be some other better way to do this but I will try with this, this time.
Thank for looking.
Katsu.
Incredible!
Yeah I'm not sure if there is any better method of installing fiber optics. I just do a small section at a time and then glue that section in from the backside with Aleenes tacky glue, which is like Elmers only thicker. CA might attack and break a strand. Or you can slightly melt the end so that it mushrooms and can't fall back through the hole. I prefer a dab of glue on each one though.
"Remarkable" doesn't even begin to cover it.
Also - any more sculptures from your daughter?
Seriously sir, this is unreal. The talent, technique, and the results are amazing. I just can't find betters words. Very inspirational!!!!!!
Thanks for looking at my work always. As you see I'm struggling every part of the build but your kind words encourage me every time. You're giving me a power.
And thanks for remembering my daughter.
She is kneading for some weird thing while her homework of college.
She said it's something appears in her nightmare sometimes.
She will post sometime soon.
All the best,
Thank you very much for your comment !!
Katsuhiko
Jaw droppingly wonderful!
I think there's going to be a global shortage of fibre optics by the time you finish this!!!!
fantastic!
Rich
I love the detail in the landing bay you've made. Really gives it an immense amount of depth. Looking forward to seeing the rest!
You could add a little star trek shuttle in that tiny landing bay![]()
Thanks Ray-san. I couldn't see it's good or bad while I was building.
Too tiny.![]()
Thank you very much, Rich-san.
I bought a 4 reels of 440 yards long 0.25 FO. (Roughly, I already used 55 yards). If you need some, call me over phone !! At the friend courtesy rate
Thanks always !
Thank you very much for your comment. I had a hard time to build that because it's too small for my weak eyes and clumsy hands.
But I'm so glad you like it.
All the best
katsu
Oh ! Well then I need a medical manipulator and a micro scope.![]()
Thanks for looking my friend.
Thanking you always, Carlos-san !!
The images in this thread just blow me away.
Really great work.