It was? I only saw the movie once and don’t remember this detail. Of course, I also didn’t catch that Lando’s Falcon had 5 gear until I just read this either.... :$:facepalm
Did those decals lay down pretty flat? I'm trying to decide whether to use them or paint them myself.
Sourdoh;[URL="tel:4538750" said:4538750[/URL]]I had no problem with the decals. The surface of this Flacon is smooth enough to use the decals if you use a Micro-Sol or other decal softener. I used Markfit Strong by Tamiya.
Finished with all the decals and started weathering this beautiful, little ship!
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Are you keeping the saucer halves openable? (ie: not glued down)
Fan-freakin-tastic!! Now I want one of these...crap... I have so many kits to do yet :wacko
Hunk a Junk;[URL="tel:4539052" said:4539052[/URL]]Lookin' sweet! Did you do the nose headlight as a separate lighting rig so the "escape pod" can detach, or is the lighting all wired together and you're keeping the nose permanently attached?
Thanks Hunk of Junk! The fiber for the front headlight runs through so I'll keeping the escape pod attached. It won't be glued, though. So it could be removed if needed. But with it being displayed in a dio, it'll probably never be removed.
Cool. I've been trying to decide whether to light the headlight or not. I think the deciding factor is that the escape pod is really stiff moving between the mandibles. I might break something trying to get it on and off. I'll probably just leave it on and call it a day. The headlight looks good.