Anigrand Star destroyer

[artistanico]

Fantastic model, congrats!!

 

[ZYZYGY]

I think the word is beautiful

 

[clancampbell]

Seriously stunning build, love the lighting and the bold paintwork. Really impressed by how flush the FO's seem to be!

Rich

 

[jedimaster]

I have the Randy Cooper one , which I prefer. This is a great kit though. My only criticism of this build is the use of superbright LED's to light the optics. You want something of this scale to have subtle pinhole lighting rather than the Christmas tree effect which superbrights give. Just my two cents worth but the lights look way too bright and it detracts from the model itself. Nice job though.

 

[wizardofthenorth]

the Anigrand kit seems relatively available on ebay.

ANIGRAND STAR DESTROYER Avenger STAR WARS Resin Kit | eBay

Although the price is a bit steep compared to I believe the sub $300 price of when it first came out.

I so wish I grabbed up one of these before they got put out of production by Lucas. Someday For anyone who has done both would this be much easier for a relative beginner then the Randy Cooper kit?

 

[Scott Graham]

Yeah, he sells about one a week. I've been watching for months. The story is he bought a few of them before they stopped producing them. Okey dokey...

 

[Scott Graham]

Double post...yay!

 

[iamdrake]

Beautiful work.

 

[Redeye Jedi]

wow...i have one of these fully led lighted as well. however, yours looks better.
one question, the edges of my SD on the two triangular ends kinda curl up. i dont see this problem on ur kit. sigh...

 

[lowelker]

I have the RC kit but haven't started it.

I too, dislike the bright lights at that scale. I'm assuming there is some way to have a dimmer control to help with this.
I'm not an electrical whiz.
I know a few of you are: can someone come up with a solution?
I was going to email one of the sites who offer us lighting kits (maybe Madman) to see if anyone else is perplexed with this.

Love the build up by the way.
I would love to have one.

 

[Robiwon]

Use warm white LEDs. They give off a yellowish light and look more like incandescent lighting.

 

[darthviper107]

I have the RC kit but haven't started it.

I too, dislike the bright lights at that scale. I'm assuming there is some way to have a dimmer control to help with this.
I'm not an electrical whiz.
I know a few of you are: can someone come up with a solution?
I was going to email one of the sites who offer us lighting kits (maybe Madman) to see if anyone else is perplexed with this.

Love the build up by the way.
I would love to have one.

If you want dimmer lights, you could always like paint over the light or something like that, maybe just some white paint until it's a level you like.

 

[jedimaster]

Use warm white LEDs. They give off a yellowish light and look more like incandescent lighting.

This is the way to go. Standard led's are much better at this scale. Watch the movie again. Superbrights are way too bright for this. Not knocking the build just trying to help.