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What a beautiful gift. Very well done Revell-Fan

:) Very nice and clean build

Very nice build so far, just continue like that :cool: Nice detailed seats:)

nice frame ennder. looking forward to see how you continue.

Very nice detailed model bigpetr i love these greebles. I will use yours as a guide when i finally get to build mine. Thank you very much for sharing this with us

Nice work on the nacelles

completely agree with that Awry_Chaos

Your comments are much appreciated. without further delay, the same with all covers removed and some detail pics Only thing missing now is Rey. She’s on the TODO List already.

Thank you very much Rhaven Blaack Filling the net was the last thing I had to do. I was practically finished. Yeayyyy. Here it is Ladies and gentlemen The finished Speeder.

After i left it dry long enough I started to peel of the jig peace by peace and cleaned the thread net from glue and paper leftovers. Then I glued an additional layer into the inside and fixed the gap with an additional peace of thread what do i need a empty net for ? let's fill it

Thank you very much Rhaven Blaack and mijob as stated one post earlier the big net had to be done. I knew i would tear it apart if i attempt to build it like UHU did. This was too fragile to do for me so I used thread instead. I connected the original paper parts to form the net and used that...

Next is the big net and its contents. The content first and now the big net :eek:

Thank you Rhaven Blaack i too like to build al this details but sometimes i want to do too much and i spend too much time trying to build them :(. At some point i have to "pull the brakes at myself". There are so many more models on my list i would like to have :wink:

Building the protection and exhaust panels The small bag and its contents. For this I used some spare parts and thread

Thank you zathros, i had some thoughts about that too. I thought about an acrylic box, air tight of course, as for sealing it, i would have to do some tests on some peaces to determine what is safe to use. For now the model is standing safe in a dark and dry place.

Glueing into position and adding some additional greebles

Building the handles and the seat (or saddle if you like)

After sliding the hull over the engines, I encountered fitting problems at the front part and the sides. Somehow the hull seemed smaller in diameter then the engine frame or I just did not work precise enough. I had some resistance when I tried to slide the hull over the engine frame and it...

After a quick dry fitting test Finishing the front with the radiator grill I needed more glue inside the walls so i cut two holes in the base and applied some with sticks and wires, whatever helped me to reach the points i wanted. an additional layer to hide the holes and the front...

The stand. I did not like the combined version with paper and acrylic so I made it completely out of acrylic. And here is the finished stand Now I could close the hull preparing the front