Scratchbuilt Millennium Falcon 1/72nd

[rbeach84]

I know how that is, HH, when other distractions kick in! Such a beauty and all your own independent craft, truly art.
Regards, Robert

 

[Archive&Future]

Thank you Robert!

It feels good to get back onto this project again, the bulk of the belly panels are fitted and this evening I built the maintenance bay.
I had forgotten how therapeutic kitbashing can be.

 

[struschie]

I‘m so happy to see you stick to the ol baby! That nice kitbashing sparks a flame deep inside me... keep it coming, bro!

 

[frostrubin]

Your work is very inspiring and awsome craftmanship!
Keep on going…

 

[ozzyguanche]

 

[Fett_Ish]

She's a beauty!

 

[Jaitea]

First class craftsmanship

J

 

[bwize]

This is an insanely awesome build, truly inspiring!

 

[MangyDog]

*looks at his perfect grade falcon, then looks at this, looks at his PG falcon again, then looks at this again.... Puts PG falcon in the bin!*

Damn this is utterly amazing work....

(dont worry im not throwing that kit in the bin )

 

[BMan56]

This has all been amazing and inspiring work. Had to sign up just to say thanks for building it. I’ve been living vicariously through the journey. I hope it continues to progress! I think it will look beautiful in a finished paint job!

 

[Fabian 71]

Hi HH, I have a question, Please can you remember when you vacformed the hull what was the styrene thickness you used and what was the resultant thickness after the vacuforming process ?

 

[Archive&Future]

Hi HH, I have a question, Please can you remember when you vacformed the hull what was the styrene thickness you used and what was the resultant thickness after the vacuforming process ?

Hi Fabian, I believe it was 1.5mm and the resultant thickness was approx. 1.2mm

 

[Fabian 71]

Hi Fabian, I believe it was 1.5mm and the resultant thickness was approx. 1.2mm

Thank you for the insight, awsome job you are doing at that school keep it up. Best regards from México.

 

[Chuffy 70]

just found your truly amazing piece of work, and a grand engineering accomplishment she is too...

a big thumbs up, made a dreary night in Norwich shine