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Excellent finding

As you mentioned, the level of detail is great:):):) I can't wait to see the finished model :hungry::hungry::hungry:

I am a fan of that ship...and of your thread of course:):):) Looking forward to read from you...:D

Great! A real worthy project !!!:):):):)

:)You are doing great You will handle the texture challenge for sure:)

wonderful model and a great idea to use Bat'leth as a display stand. That has style:):):)

welcome and applause to you! The way you presented your models is great:thumb::thumb: :thumb: My personal favourate is also the model with lights:thumb::thumb::thumb:

wow, this looks like a excellent model:thumb::thumb::thumb: Frankly speaking I was thinking about placing my old AMT Defiant in the background, but it would pale in comparison to your replica:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen: However the paperversion does not look too bad in comparison;-)

Many thanks for the support. :thumb: As far as support is concerned I repeated the nacelles ...

:roll1:aging ... I knew it had to with something like that. And I was wondering why these things are called "warp"-ed engines:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:

Here are some pics from my defiant build. Excellent instructions make this really fun to build :thumb: I used Bones and Bill Perry's retextures versions of Ninjatoe's great design! My learning at this model was never to understimate the warp nacelles. I totally deformed them...

This model is outstanding: Seeing the detailed instructions you can really see the very hard work that went into it. Excellent work:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:

The biiiiiiiiiig thank you goes back to you tekzo:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb: Many thanks for designing this unique type...I can't wait what for your next models

ok, here is the finished model. Next time I will have to improve the surrounding however. More diorama like... However, this is what first trys are: you learn...:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:

This model is available on Tekzo's blog http://myhobbycraft.blogspot.com/ among many other great models ...:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:

As tissue did not work, I tried aluminium foil... with much better results. Then added some paint... Also I refreshed the targeting optics after the coating.. and added finally some "dirt/ weathering"

Great build!!! Also the details are excellently built. As you mentioned that's one of the biggest reasons to go from plastic (which I still love) to paper modeling: super models which are unavailable or rare to find in plastic or other materials. And, thanks to the designers, for free...

Wowo what details. I gues I wil have to scale the model up by a factor of four to have a chance with my clumsy hands. Maybe this plate will als have a place in that model and just maybe someone remembers the scene :mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:.... http://www.ee.ryerson.ca/~elf/aso/zeroGtoilet.html

just continued a little bit: colored gun muzzle and some details. I wanted to add some "coat" around the gun. However I'm not sure if I should use tissue or aluminium foil. :confused:Let's give tissue a try...:yep:

Quote: "Oh my god...it's full of ...detail, eh, stars" :mrgreen: First I was thinking I was in the wrong forum: the one which describes highly detailed film studio models ...:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:.