This looks fabulous! Please save all templates and measurements. Yaknow, there were two skiffs in the movie. 
Bantha II cargo skiff from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (Scratch build)
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Simply AMAZING!!!:Bravo::Bravo::Bravo:
rinks:rinks::King::King::King::King::King:
Thank you everyone thumbsup
I'm proud of this one, as its my first successful scratch-build.
thumbsupI'm proud of this one, as its my first successful scratch-build.
Thank you everyone
I'm proud of this one, as its my first successful scratch-build.
First scratchbuild?! Excellent work!
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The Jawans made a great motorcycle, not shown in the movies, never could figure out why? This, with that skiff, you could go anywhere!!!!
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Thank you everyone
I'm proud of this one, as its my first successful scratch-build.
Ennder, I showed my son (19) the photos up to the finished model, he was very impressed, and nothing impresses him. I too am impressed, extremely so. That bow section framing was superb, and this model is fantastic from the inside out. I think you have found your calling. I look forward to your next scratch built model., we all do!!
Thank you Zathros. At the moment I'm letting my brain rest and then I will decide which one I want to do.
I'm thinking of two models: the Draconian Marauder from Buck Rogers and The U.N.S. Flying Dutchman from
the Expeditionary Force series by Craig Alanson. I'm leaning toward the Dutchman as seen on the cover of
book seven. But there are 3 versions of the ship, as captured(long spindly space bus, multy docking points), first modification
(shortened with only 1 set of docking points), and final(so far) modification as seen on book seven
(shortened further and no docking points).
and then I will decide which one I want to do.I'm thinking of two models: the Draconian Marauder from Buck Rogers and The U.N.S. Flying Dutchman from
the Expeditionary Force series by Craig Alanson. I'm leaning toward the Dutchman as seen on the cover of
book seven. But there are 3 versions of the ship, as captured(long spindly space bus, multy docking points), first modification
(shortened with only 1 set of docking points), and final(so far) modification as seen on book seven
(shortened further and no docking points).
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My vote is for the Draconian Marauder. thumbsupthumbsupthumbsupThank you Zathros. At the moment I'm letting my brain rest
I'm thinking of two models: the Draconian Marauder from Buck Rogers and The U.N.S. Flying Dutchman from
the Expeditionary Force series by Craig Alanson. I'm leaning toward the Dutchman as seen on the cover of
book seven. But there are 3 versions of the ship, as captured(long spindly space bus, multy docking points), first modification
(shortened with only 1 set of docking points), and final(so far) modification as seen on book seven
(shortened further and no docking points).
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