ORCA scratch build
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peterquill
Sr Member
magnificent build, just seeing quint on the pulpit looks amazing, it all looks amazing, 
Took a wile ,the hardest part was writing Yale on the side.
Pyramidrep
Sr Member
Even though I’ve watched the movie endless number of times, it was shown last night on RTE ( Irish TV Channel) and couldn’t help but watch it again. Kept getting distracted by the real details during the action and your brilliant build……… “ Flimzy got that exactly right…….and that …… and that…… oh yeah and that…….”
I’ll probably always have your model in mind whenever I look at it in future.
I’ll probably always have your model in mind whenever I look at it in future.
Odin82
Sr Member
Still have my early 90s VHS tape after recording it from RTE, with all the adverts in between! Got a lot of regular viewings on days I ditched school!
Things left to do,
Fishing reel/poles
Chum buckets
Binoculars
Brown coffee mug
Chum markers
Brody (big job)
Ladder string
Lower deck bunks and walls
Age paint job.
Not sure if I’m going to make Quints chair or not. That would mean making all Hoopers radar stuff too.
Display stand.
Quit in blue shirt.
Rigging and bottle screws, still waiting for brass to arrive after it got lost in the post.
Fishing reel/poles
Chum buckets
Binoculars
Brown coffee mug
Chum markers
Brody (big job)
Ladder string
Lower deck bunks and walls
Age paint job.
Not sure if I’m going to make Quints chair or not. That would mean making all Hoopers radar stuff too.
Display stand.
Quit in blue shirt.
Rigging and bottle screws, still waiting for brass to arrive after it got lost in the post.
Centre of your living room. Get rid of the furniture if there's not enough space.
may have to chop off a foot of the mast to see the TV
OK time to fess up there are 3 big mistakes I've known for a while but were too far gone to change so I'm leaving them. I have changed the 3D model but as for ripping everything out now, I'm just bowing my head in shame and moving on.
The main one is the placement of this bulkhead it should be lined up with the center of the window bringing it forward just under 10mm. My reasoning was the shelf didn't look that deep and the hatch in the Ref (I was using ) was a single peace. it was only later I found out it was a double hindged hatch cover and half brock off during the shoot and was moved to.
then I must apologize because this relates to the poop deck looking too small. it turns out my deck is the right size its the roof that is slightly too big because the walls should have a very slight slope/ angle to them. I hadn't noticed this mainly because if it was me designing the set, I would think it add time unnecessarily not having any straight walls. No was WRONG
It's only one plank but it adds up. Then the little thing, the little round hole in the side is too low I put it on the midline of the door window. wrong. and I'd made it before realizing it.
then there's the cooker cabinet it should be one plank back
He lies the body Marry Lee :-(
The main one is the placement of this bulkhead it should be lined up with the center of the window bringing it forward just under 10mm. My reasoning was the shelf didn't look that deep and the hatch in the Ref (I was using ) was a single peace. it was only later I found out it was a double hindged hatch cover and half brock off during the shoot and was moved to.
then I must apologize because this relates to the poop deck looking too small. it turns out my deck is the right size its the roof that is slightly too big because the walls should have a very slight slope/ angle to them. I hadn't noticed this mainly because if it was me designing the set, I would think it add time unnecessarily not having any straight walls. No was WRONG
It's only one plank but it adds up. Then the little thing, the little round hole in the side is too low I put it on the midline of the door window. wrong. and I'd made it before realizing it.
He lies the body Marry Lee :-(
joberg
Legendary Member
^^
Exactly what he said !! As for the placement of that model in your house; it seems to me that it's the wrong approach.
Onto the roof! Free wear and tear by natural elements: rain, fog, sun, heat...you get the picture I'm sure that in less than a year, that baby is gonna be screen-accurate at a 100% level!
Exactly what he said
!! As for the placement of that model in your house; it seems to me that it's the wrong approach.Onto the roof! Free wear and tear by natural elements: rain, fog, sun, heat...you get the picture
I'm sure that in less than a year, that baby is gonna be screen-accurate at a 100% level!Similar threads
