My mini 1:350 high detailed model

Socrates11

Socrates11

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Bandai Falcon 1:350 scale
After a lot of work it is finished.
I can't get any sharp images from inside the cockpit but that's highly detailed even in the center console I make the monitor screen light up.
First time I do modelling on the tiny scale and I love it!!

Hope it's eye candy for you all to :)
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please don't take me serious I'm crazy :)
 
korben44 said:
Awesome work on that mini Falcon!
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Thanks :) I'm quite happy myself although I still see to much things I could have done better. But that's just me.
Sometime you just need to stop Anders finish a project. I have tons of project done for like 95%...

please don't take me serious I'm crazy :)
 
I'm right there with you... I have a lot on my table... Need to finish up my Docking Bay 94 dio... but I keep getting pulled away by the Perfect Grade Millennium Falcon...lol
 
korben44 said:
I'm right there with you... I have a lot on my table... Need to finish up my Docking Bay 94 dio... but I keep getting pulled away by the Perfect Grade Millennium Falcon...lol
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I wish I had the PG falcon I just finished my 144scale that's awesome btw.. but I wil show it when I build the diorama... Will be inside of the death Star. And I have 3 more huge models with dioramas almost finished ;)

please don't take me serious I'm crazy :)
 
Scarecrow Joe said:
Nice model! You should try taking images in natural light and try to focus manually to show all that detail inside the cockpit.
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I tried but it's to hard when I get close I littery touch the cockpit with my lens and then the lens blocks of all the light to make a picture. This is the best I could just do.
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please don't take me serious I'm crazy :)
 
Bad pic taken with phone

. But the center light is the center display...LoL it's got the idea..
But the scale is so extremely small the size of the display is only 0.2 mm.
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please don't take me serious I'm crazy :)
 
I used 3D printed parts from shapeways.
And the lighting done in the cockpit us done with very small fiber optic and with link ND a backlight. I could have made it with a battery but to be honest I hate batteries because you always need to replace them.

So I build all my models with external power.
12v I have this running treuout my house so easy to connect.

Britcinescribe said:
What parts did you use for your cockpit and engines, and what's the detail about your lighting? Is it internal, or external? Runs off mains, or off battery?
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please don't take me serious I'm crazy :)
 
Excellent. I’m building the 350 scale myself right now, and I really want to light it but am too nervous...wish there was a basic plug-and-play kit for me to light just the cockpit and the open ramp.
 
Britcinescribe said:
Excellent. I’m building the 350 scale myself right now, and I really want to light it but am too nervous...wish there was a basic plug-and-play kit for me to light just the cockpit and the open ramp.
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To nervous as in you shake out have no patience to do the five work?
Because of that's the safe I would not recommend this to light to the way I did it. But you can light up the cockpit with just one simple pre-wired 3mm that is easy enough. And use the the end of the wires to go out on the bottom side. And you can use a simple 3v battery to power it on the base. That fairly easy.

please don't take me serious I'm crazy :)
 
Britcinescribe said:
Anytime I’ve tried to solder anything I always fail!
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I don't know what to say. I think it's fairly easy so I don't know why I should not work? But you can look online for pre-wired LEDs they are already soldered. The only thing is that at the end you still need to connect the ends.

please don't take me serious I'm crazy :)
 
Britcinescribe said:
Anytime I’ve tried to solder anything I always fail!
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You could always try electrically conductive silver, 2 part epoxy. Works great especially for SMD Led's
The only issues are you need to be tidy and keeping the wires in place until cured enough not to move.
A little goes a long way.
 
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