USS SULACO by mirektuner / Jan Rükr / 1:320 Tuning
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mirektuner
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Simply beautiful 
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The Reactor Group 25
Group 25 - Reactor has 72 parts on 9 sheets plus 5 sheets of plans.
Group 25 - Reactor has 72 parts on 9 sheets plus 5 sheets of plans.
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I am going to bring up something here about the original Sulaco model, particulary as much of the reference shots we see on the net are of the model later on when it was at Bob Burns place (I think after it was resprayed back to blue after being repainted for use on Alien 3).
You are doing such a superb job of this build, it would be bad of me to not bring up the following info....it was really just something I noticed when I was working on the Sulaco Blueprints. That way if I bring it up you can stick with what Jan has done (which looks great) or go the SA route.
A couple of the reference shots show a fin next to to top cooling tower as you can see below. This is on the papercraft model.
The fin I believe was actually originally attached on the side of the original model toward the back of the ship. I'm thinking it must have been knocked off at some point and probably just put on top of the model by Bob so as to try to not lose it.
That's all I got....
Best regards and well done so far on your model.
-SJ
EDIT: Just to point out that of course Pat McClung mainly built the original model; was writing on the pics from memory without looking at reference and wrote on the pic Rob Skotak.
You are doing such a superb job of this build, it would be bad of me to not bring up the following info....it was really just something I noticed when I was working on the Sulaco Blueprints. That way if I bring it up you can stick with what Jan has done (which looks great) or go the SA route.
A couple of the reference shots show a fin next to to top cooling tower as you can see below. This is on the papercraft model.
The fin I believe was actually originally attached on the side of the original model toward the back of the ship. I'm thinking it must have been knocked off at some point and probably just put on top of the model by Bob so as to try to not lose it.
That's all I got....
Best regards and well done so far on your model.
-SJ
EDIT: Just to point out that of course Pat McClung mainly built the original model; was writing on the pics from memory without looking at reference and wrote on the pic Rob Skotak.
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mirektuner
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because I noticed it was missing the most beautiful models you produce it mainly Nostromo is sometimes made of paper 3 d model
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ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!! JUST WOW!!! GREAT JOB! Your attention to detail IS STUNNING!!! NICELY DONE! I CAN'T WAIT to see more!!!:cool
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It's unnatural. You shouldn't be able to do this with paper. What rituals are you using? Is it metaphysical or neo-pagan?
