Recent content by Muzza

Brilliant work, well done!

Starting the lighting. 4 Yellows for the engine and a cool white for the cockpit.

This one will be brilliant!

When fitting the front part to the rear engine section you may need to do a little modifications so it fit in nicely. First you will need to open the nock on the ring that locates into the engine section. Plus there might be a little extra material on the cross as marked that may need a small...

Glue these sections together, align the top ring so the circumferences mate together. Hold together with clamps and elastic bands. the fit is good and not a lot of pressure will be required. I used a gel Super glue but a epoxy glue will be fine if you would like more time lining the two halves...

You will need to glue these parts together. Then you will need to drill a hole through the part only if you are going to light up the cockpit. Dry fit the part to the ship and fit the cockpit parts you will see what seams will need attention as most of them are covered by other detailed parts.

I have drilled the base for the electrical socket. I have drilled through the aluminum pipe as well to feed the wire up to the model. This has been made easy as the aluminum pipe is open at the bottom of the base allowing the wire to pushed from the bottom up to the model.

Just time. Remembering I only built this as a proof of concept how big it would have been using Korbath's bridge. It only cost $200 in material to build the body of the ship out of Core Flute. It was covered and wrapped up in tarps, so I am not sure why it happened.

Here is a photo of the front where the plastic is crumbling . All that optic fibers in the bin.

The Star Destroyer has begun to brake down:(:( The core flute has started to brake down making it crumble. I have relocated it into my shed while I pull it apart to save as much of it as possible. It was not left in direct sun light and it was always covered in tarps but the material it was...

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I have now added a aluminum pole to attach the model to the base. Here are a few shots of the rest of the ship attached. Please don't tell me it is sagging as at this stage it is only being held in place with rubber bands.:)

Randy dose pressure cast his resin so that does reduce the amount of bubbles in the resin. Thank you for your comments on the base.

Here is a new build, the STL models are from Golden Armor.

Brilliant! Looks like we are going to need more tables.