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I do not remember him offering any lighting options liek clear inserts for the engines, but I suppose that you'll have to work that out yourself. As for Features - i.e. what comes with the kit - one big 8 footer based SD made of resin in a big Mo-Fo box - and thats about it the pictures on that flickr link should tell you about the detailing features better then I can write about them
I had read this but I don't think it's a smart decision. First there's the size. Rotocasting something that size will take a very large cycliscope (or whatever its called- the multi-axis spinning aparatus, hehe I can't think of the word) to get the spinning necessary. then there's the inconsistant thicknesses involved with rotoscoping. you can have a spot that's an inch thick and an inch away it could be paper-thin where even slight pressure breaks through. Then there would be lighting considerations. If the hull is one piece (Oh and is the plan that just the main hull would be rotoscoped or would it be all the way up to the bridge section?) that means it has to be cut into somewhere... and it would have to be a large enough cut to actually do some work inside the hull... and once again we'd be dealing with inconsistant wall thicknesses.
This monster screams "LIGHT ME"!
