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Thank you spaceagent-9 Thank you Rhaven Blaack, i'm pleased you like it and i agree, there is much more potential to greebling this out. I did a view more greebles on this model (pictures are following soon). I even had parts ready to enhance all the rings around the engines but i discarded that...

and glued them into position as you can see i left the lower core open. I did not like the idea of putting batteries inside the tube for the counterweight and i had not decided yet how i would do that. Some time later i found a piece of ordinary rebar at the right diameter. I cleaned it...

Thank you very much mijob In order to start with the hull, I first had to finish all the parts connected to the frame The parts in the front behind the “radiator grill”, the air vents And then these parts I would call Batteries I did not use the Gluestrips but instead filled them up...

Installing the plates to the frame and finishing the inside I replaced the paper version with some thread and added additional wiring

and Bottom plate parts Time to finish the plates Top and bottom Ready for installation

Thank you very much bigpetr, but your work is also extraordinary. Your A-Wing build gave me ideas which i implemented in my build of it. That thread will follow later.

It was time for the top and bottom plates preparing the plates parts and some greeblies I left the plates a little longer to cure under heavy weight. I did not want them to twist and bend. In that time i built all the parts going on the plates. Top plate parts

and i continue with my doings. Adding all the smal parts to the engines Let’s raise the nuts ;) and glue everything together

Thank you all for your kind words, @Rhaven Blaack and micahrogers No. I do not use anything like that. I guess it's the paper-printer combination. I use this paper and an HP Color Laserjet Printer and i'm very pleased with the print quality from this combination. Only downside is the typical...

Thank you Awry_Chaos, there is more to come.

I temporarily connected the cores. After dry fitting and aligning several times I finally glued them together I used the Back-panel and the Front-panel for help to keep the distance and the alignment. Building the foot pedals and glueing them into position

Next i built the engine cores and the engines The Tubes on the inside of the speeder are done so far. The small parts will follow later. Now the parts on the outside. Here is one of the cores completed. Unfortunately, i have no pictures of the second one at this stage but it's...

Next i built the radiator grill That went as planed. And then this thin paperstrip came up. I think it was the third one i manage to cut correctly and finally glue to the grill. Finished radiator grill

Hello everybody, I wanted to share with you my build of Rey’s Speeder This is my second model from UHU and I enjoyed the build. So here it is in no particular order. I started with this Panel first. I enhanced a view parts with an additional layer of card to raise them. At...

Happy New Year 2021 to everybody. Stay healthy, stay SAFE !!! :cool:

Very well done Revell-Fan, nice model, funny Christmas extras and funny story. Congratulations.

Thank you so much for sharing this. Download started. and merry christmas to you and your family.

Great find Revell-Fan

Oh that's a better one. I forgot that one. 18 Sheets of parts More suitable as a school project. And the same Designer

The link is dead unfortunately http://www.areva-np.com/scripts/info/publigen/content/templates/show.asp?P=1464&L=US I have the files. Pictured Instructions and 8 Sheets with parts plus an extra file with general instructions to papercraft in four different languages. If it's O.K. I could...