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I had a feeling this would be the next "MOM". Fantastic, superb, excellent workmanship on your model. Well deserved, and an excellent build thread. :)

Sometimes the color starts to peel off the paper. That's why most people use Pigment Ink printers for their serious work. It's (Pigment Ink), also archival, and can last 100 years. ;)

Another masterpiece in the making. I knew you'd be back. It's mighty fierce out there, and that hunger just comes up on you.....................I just watched "The Yearling" with Gregory Peck".... Seriously though, it's great to see one of your works happening here. :)

I just watched an A.I. generated 3 part video of the "Silmarillion". It was fantastic, but it has nothing on this thread. ;)

Welcome to Zealot. Thank You for posting your introduction. This really helps us see you, as we have many members. If you post an image of what you are looking for, you may find that somebody may know more about it, or where you can locate it, or something similar that will allow you to modify...

Nice looking ship that deserves attention. You can greeble up the ship bu making multiple copies of the Hull and cutting out sections to raise up or lower, according to better pics. Not sure if this is the exact one, lots of variants. ;)

Take care of yourself. A heads up every now and then would be nice, make sure you do what you need to. Best of health to you. ;)

It's great to see your back. you're still part of this forum. You contribution is well remembered. I can say we are all looking forward to what you are working on! :)

Really clean and well assembled parts. :)

If you look at real Ion Drive engines, they are supposed to have panels facing this way. Out of all of the "Tie" fighters, this is the only one based on science. You do great service in making of this model. ;)

Well deserved, nominated by me, with quite a few others in agreement!. A beautiful, fantastically executed model. She's a real beauty! :)

Really cool! :)

You are driven! :)

Water form the cut facial piece with a damp sponge, using a rounded edge dowel the appropriate size. Fit each piece to the next, till it meets your requirement. When glued and dried, the face can be touched up from the back side the same way, though be careful with water soluble glues. If you...

Addendum; I have virtually the same 3D pen. This guy is leaving out so many many step. I would say had probably had close to 20 to 30 hours sanding that body. If he had put plastic strips on the formers, he could have laid the body top with thin Fiberglass matt, and then popped out the...

It surely is an awesome build. Not repeatable for anyone else though he does show you how to make it, at certain steps, he could have scanned a sheet a parts, and sold/give out those parts to help the average modeler get there. In many ways, it's easier to build one off models. I've give many...

I like that this thread gets revived. He left the world a legacy with his unique designs. Some of them, well let's just say, you had to know how the actual car went together! It would help. :)

I've mentioned once I want this to be the next "MOM". It is the best one I have seen. Where did you get the wrench or socket to torque those wings down? That video made me laugh. They talked about a bad capacitor, they come in all sizes, some are as big as small buildings, they more often...

Use a sheet of ultra fine sandpaper for the road, paint a white double strip, and the texture for the road is fantastic. This model cane out so great, I'm sorry my friend, but it's time for you to step up your game. I would like to give you some suggestions, but not till I get your permission...

Excellent, superb find!! Thank you very much!! :)