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I did a quick mock-up of the TOS-BOP just because... I will try to get some sheets of the parts done and then you can play with it! Just a screen grab texture of the BIRD...Goofy ...

Shame there aren't Drive-in Movies anymore...those seats are perfect!

Best I found in a quick search was from Garry Anderson's 1/24 scale..showing it would have to hinge from the center top... But it would have been a good candidate for the drop-in cockpit like in the SA-43 Hammerhead from Space and Beyond., where the whole cockpit dropped down and attached to...

Nice...But still my favorite of all time...IS>>>

I have no words for this... Just in awe!

Wow ..That is SWEET! Greebles are just too cool!

Great JOB!! Since you seem to be winding this up... I have found your next project for you! Of course you won't be able to make it as small as this one :) but 3 meters should be enough... How about a Resurgent Class SD ??? ;) ;) ;)

Looking Great! HINT> use the Copy Paper...and ROLL around a long Needle or thin wire...make them SEMI-SOLID! and add thinner strips for the bump-outs etc...Trying to match edges and roll into a tube ..I find is a pain in the A** and a waste of MY time... of course, I'm OLD and it is just too...

Nice ... and you could follow some of the TUTs here and make a tin one... HERE

I agree with all the above..Great Build!!!

This is looking very nice...!!!

Great Day For him!! I remember ( vaguely ) mine back in the day! Now then..what is he striking for?

The other areas are for inset (Lights)? as I modeled them but I didn't have anything on the smaller W areas..Your solution works as far as I can tell if you inset the other areas. It was one of the "LOST" meshes from the crash of 2019...so all I got left is this lousy concept video.

One...YES! It is created, but not in the way you are thinking... Sampling? The analogy does not fit in any way. All of these are created by individuals and strictly with Procedural Textures ( NODES). Example...I needed a scale armor that reacts to light and different parts of the scale need to...

and to think I avoided nodes for a very long time...Now there is in the Pipe Line...EVERYTHING NODES...and I mean EVERYTHING...

It will matter what type of scanner, also...your "All -n - Ones" are not the greatest in the world...I will never use one. I have a REALLY OLD Canoscan5600f and it is wonderful! I have none of the problems described above as I can set everything internally from the driver. Moirés, click a box...

If you can, I would scan what is salvageable! I scan all the kits I get and never touch the originals. You could, where possible, "photo-shop" out a lot of the staining... I use that technique on damaged photos. TWO!!! Amazing that you have one, much less two!! Best of LUCK to your endeavors!!

Ahhh that is a heartbreaking story! I have salvaged a lot of paper items over the years..Family Photos from some of the hurricanes being the main source. What I have used ... large sheets of glass that are larger than the pages being recovered...The books have to be disassembled..pulling the...

What a Beautiful Build!!! I happen to LOVE this version of the Falcon...and adding the BLUE LED's really set this one off!!! GREAT JOB!!!