WIP, Cooper Star Destroyer with aluminum frame.

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This SD has an aluminum frame inside and it will have fiberoptics.
It will be mounted from the side.

The pic above shows how the model is split so it can be opened for access to the lighting.

More pictures here:

http://ketzer.com/star_destroyer

 

[vaderdarth]

cool stuff man!

 

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Here's a pic of the finished model.

Tim

 

[Clutch]

Absolutely beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[theprofessor]

My god! That's fantastic!!!

 

[HAZE]

Amazing....

 

[Guy Cowen]

Now thats an impressive beast & build, wow!

 

[Howard]

Incredible!
It looks absolutely spot on.

 

[barney five]

 

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[Newbie Doobie]

Tim,you are a master model maker!!! This is absolutely beautiful!! Excellent photos too! I dare not ask how much this cost to build!

 

[Howard]

I love the mounting system, the model can be viewed just as it should be.
Very well executed and thought out! If only I had the room.

 

[tk1608]

WOW!!!!!, that's absolutely bloody beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tim you are a master to be sure.

Phil

 

[hollywoodhardware]

I bow to the master

Beatiful, just beautiful...

Thomas

 

[propcollector]

tell us how many fibers it took?

 

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Thank you very much!!!

3184 fibers.

Tim

 

[kh39]

It looks fantastic!This is one the best star destroyers I've ever seen.
Aluminum frame is a great idea!

 

[tk1608]

Tim, do you have any pics of how you made the bottom removable please ?

Thanks

Phil

 

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Tim, do you have any pics of how you made the bottom removable please ?

Thanks

Phil

I will post more pictures of the model in the making on my website soon.

In the meantime, look at this picture. The little black dots you see on the bottom, near the edge of the model, are headless screws that hold the bottom in place.

Tim

 

[propcollector]

Thank you very much!!!

3184 fibers.

Tim

So how many feet did you use...I am going to do mine in fiber optics too.

also did you use .75mm fiiber optics