) but some folks asked me to try and keep the price down and not include them with the kit...so they will be offered seperatly to those who want them.
Originally posted by Wolvster1@Feb 26 2006, 01:37 PM
Damn man that is NICE....Â
I still like the Raptor and Blackbird
even though so many out there think of them
as " ugly " designs....Â
Looking forward to seeing one ASSEMBLED and
painted up . And what would of course be COOL</span>
as hell a nice light kit inside.... :love
Btw, are you working with anyone for a light kit ?
Mabye some aftermarket thing for those of us that LIKE
bell's and wistles....Â
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Originally posted by Jestefarean@Feb 26 2006, 12:04 PM
JDH as straight man...thank you JDH.Â
Couple last shots of tings I hadnt taken pictures of....
First..some shots of the resin canopy frame and the vac plug insert. This part will be the toughest part of the model I think. The frame is very thin and delicate. The insert will need to be cut down to fit inside the frame...then the whole thing can be glued on. I thought about making a vacform canopy without the seperate frame, but I may end up making mine without the glass insert, and wanted that to be an option.
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Originally posted by Lee S@Aug 27 2005, 10:35 AM
"I know the windows in the CGI model are virtually BLACK"
Hey hey, we'll have none of this
The windows on the CGI model were very clear and not black at all, I'm a HUGE fan of building interiors and connecting the exterior CGI models to the interior sets. So ALL the ships had interiors and pilots that moved etc..
http://www.starshipbuilder.com/ubb/Forum3/HTML/000004.html
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Originally posted by jordankarr+Feb 27 2006, 04:24 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jordankarr @ Feb 27 2006, 04:24 PM)</div>@Feb 26 2006, 12:04 PM
JDH as straight man...thank you JDH.Â
Couple last shots of tings I hadnt taken pictures of....
First..some shots of the resin canopy frame and the vac plug insert. This part will be the toughest part of the model I think. The frame is very thin and delicate. The insert will need to be cut down to fit inside the frame...then the whole thing can be glued on. I thought about making a vacform canopy without the seperate frame, but I may end up making mine without the glass insert, and wanted that to be an option.
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Why not just do the entire canopy as a vac formed clear styrene piece and not the multi part resin/vacform. I understand it from a personal stand point, but for a kit it would save a lot of us modelers headaches of snapping the thin frame and then having to get a replacement.
Either way its still looking sweeeeeet.
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