UHU02's Viper MK-II (REBUILD)
- Thread starter Rhaven Blaack
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*BREAKING NEWS* This just in! Here is an update on the build thus far! I am now working on the engine section now.
As you can see, I raised the band and top circle.
The fit is a bit off. I think that the component is a bit off. I think that I did not set the printer to print on letter size paper
On to the engine intakes. Here are the components.
I have raised some of the detail, so that it will look a bit more realistic.
The engine intakes are in place now. I made certain that the gaps of the itake walls are hidden properly.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
As you can see, I raised the band and top circle.
The fit is a bit off. I think that the component is a bit off. I think that I did not set the printer to print on letter size paper
On to the engine intakes. Here are the components.
I have raised some of the detail, so that it will look a bit more realistic.
The engine intakes are in place now. I made certain that the gaps of the itake walls are hidden properly.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
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Now start on the actual engines.
Here are the components for the two main engines.
Two engine halves.
A single engine.
Engines with the greebles. Yes, I added a few extra greebles.
Here is the main top engine.
The side engines are attached.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
Here are the components for the two main engines.
Two engine halves.
A single engine.
Engines with the greebles. Yes, I added a few extra greebles.
Here is the main top engine.
The side engines are attached.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
Here is another small update.
As you see, I raised some of the printed detail to these components.
The components are in place.
I raised some of the detail on these components.
Components in place.
Third engine attached.
Reaction control thruster nozzles attached.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
As you see, I raised some of the printed detail to these components.
The components are in place.
I raised some of the detail on these components.
Components in place.
Third engine attached.
Reaction control thruster nozzles attached.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
- Apr 5, 2013
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Install the seat belt harness out of a new print of that part. Cut it out, and glue it over the seat's printed on Belt, to make it pop! Just a suggestion. 
I was going to, but I will be having a figure sitting inside. So the harnesses will not be seen.Install the seat belt harness out of a new print of that part. Cut it out, and glue it over the seat's printed on Belt, to make it pop! Just a suggestion.
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This is going to be part of a much LARGER project that I have in mind. :hide:
Here is another quick update. I am continuing on with the engine section.
Here are more parts.
This is a lower fan assembly. I raised the components on the sides.
This is the plate that goes over the fan assembly and compression chambers.
The fan assembly is in place.
These are the compression chambers. I raised the details on them.
The chambers and the plate are in place.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
Here are more parts.
This is a lower fan assembly. I raised the components on the sides.
This is the plate that goes over the fan assembly and compression chambers.
The fan assembly is in place.
These are the compression chambers. I raised the details on them.
The chambers and the plate are in place.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
- Apr 5, 2013
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I have the sense you're building the landing bay repair/service center of the ship, or something along those lines?
:Bravo: Give that guy a GOLD STAR! :Bravo:I have the sense you're building the landing bay repair/service center of the ship, or something along those lines?
Yes, that is my plan. Not only that, but I will have a few "easter eggs" in it as well. :hide: So, keep your eyes pealed for them, once I am finished. :explode:
We are interrupting your regularly scheduled programming to bring you this small update.
I have raised some of the details of these components.
These components are in place.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
I have raised some of the details of these components.
These components are in place.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
Amazing! the original template is brilliant but you are taking it to a new level!
Thank you very much. I am adding all of the detail that I wanted to originally.
I have a rule when it comes to building paper models. That rule is quite simple. "The first time I build a model, I must build it "as-is", to fully understand how the parts fit together and what kind of internal space I have to deal with. So, if I want to recess a particular component, I know just how far I can go with it. Not only that, but if there are moving parts, how much greebling can I add whilst still maintaining the movement of the parts. After all of that is said and done, I then will rebuild the model with all of the detail that I wish to add.
Now moving on to the engine exhausts.
I raised the inside and outside panels,
I decided to raise the exhaust plate
The plate and back piece are in place.
I attached the mounting circles.
The exhaust is finished.
The exhausts are attached.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.
I raised the inside and outside panels,
I decided to raise the exhaust plate
The plate and back piece are in place.
I attached the mounting circles.
The exhaust is finished.
The exhausts are attached.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming. Please stay tuned to Colonial Fleet News for further updates as they come.