USS SULACO by SKODA/ Jan Rükr / 1:320 Tuning

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vbsargent

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Nice looking drop ship! I can't tell from the photos- is that the "Bug Stomper" or the "Smart Ass?"

Your patience, skill, and perseverance are inspiring and your work never ceases to amaze.
 
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vbsargent said:
Nice looking drop ship! I can't tell from the photos- is that the "Bug Stomper" or the "Smart Ass?"

Your patience, skill, and perseverance are inspiring and your work never ceases to amaze.
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jj thanks I'm doing what I can and what I
 
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Marco Scheloske

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Cool.

I should have built mine with the bay open, too, but I was afraid that the filigree parts would break too easily while being transported. So I decided to build the "bye, bye, Alien Queen" variant instead (bay door closed, airlock door open).
 
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This is beautiful work. I'm just starting my own example and your build will serve as a good guide.

One question: You are building at 200% original size, correct?

Thanks for the inspiring work.
 
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ouizel said:
This is beautiful work. I'm just starting my own example and your build will serve as a good guide.

One question: You are building at 200% original size, correct?

Thanks for the inspiring work.
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I would re-fashioned in two things: Sulaco to the A3 would be increased only by 25%, suggesting that it should "only" 2.2 meters dýlku. A final scale A3 model, this coefficient is also changed downward, so it came out somewhere around 1:365
 
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------All this took 6 hours:mrgreen:
 
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So far that's the total construction time is 8 hours and 40 minutes
 
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Zathros

That takes the cake!! It's the Bomb! That is one bad A.s...Muth..A....F....really excellent addition to your model!! :)
 
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Zathros

That is a complete kit, scene, diorama, in itself!! That would upscale nicely. I could see that mounted in a ceiling, with the right lighting, and being very effective! Wow! :)
 
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that is really cool..
and that ceiling thing is also a great idea..
i will not borrow that idea...(i never get that idea past the wife :) )
 
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