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New model & no BCC? Yay!

Very nice!

Nice. Are there going to be parts on the table?

Hold up a minute there Tex. The colonial fleet would never have a computer to maintain anything. Remember what happened in the pilot episode of the 2004 series?

BENDY STRAWS!! Hmm... where have I heard that before?

Has anyone asked UHU how he solved this issue?

Not true! I’m using the Mac version of Opera.

According to Google Translate, UHU isn't posting the patterns on his site. He's sending them to people that comment on the progress of the models. I tried to comment on the final post, but I was forbidden. I think I saw Revell-Fan's name on the page. From UHU’s site: From the next work, I will...

Has he posted the patterns yet?

280 models! I'm especially interested in the Nautilus and Light Cycle models. https://www.disneyexperience.com/models/

Yay! More models for my backlog. (That’s a good thing)

I can’t wait for someone to upscale UHU’s parts to studio scale!

Lots of card stock. 11” x 17” size of course.

Yes! We’ll finally have the entire host of maintenance drones!

Thanks. For my next build (yes, I'm planning on doing this again) I've got to make some decent jigs for the monitor frames.

Front Case - Front Case Sides Monitor Assembly F.0.1 F.0.3 F.0.4 Laminate a sheet of card stock on the back of F.0.1, F.0.3 and F.0.4 Attach F.0.1, F.0.3 and F.0.4 to the Monitor Assembly.

Case Front - Monitor Bezel Monitor Mat & Frame F.0.10a F.0.10b Gently form F.0.10a and F.0.10b corners to conform to the inside of the Monitor Mat. Attach the pieces to the Monitor Mat.

Case Front - Monitor Frame Monitor Mat F.0.5 F.0.6 F.0.7 F.0.8 F.0.12 Insert the Front Logo Badge (F.0.12) into the indicated recess. Attach the Monitor Frame (F.0.5 - F.0.8) to the Monitor Mat.

Case Front - Monitor Mat F.0.9 F.3.1 F.4.3 Laminate two sheets of card stock on the back of F.0.9. Trace F.3.1 on the front side of F.4.3. Remove the 1st layer of material from the cardboard. Don't remove the corrugated material. Glue F.3.1 into the recess. Attach F.0.9 to F.4.3.

The secret is ceramics. This 5-1/2" long precision cutter has a ceramic point that's as sharp as an X-actly knife, stays sharp longer, is easier to maneuver in intricate cutting patterns, and is nearly impossible to cut yourself with. Cuts paper and card stock easily. Pencil-style, with a cap. A...