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Amazing! The light saber really makes it work in the end.

I like the goal to bring in millenial'ish folks-- I was born in the early 80s and on paper fall into the early years of that generation. The real challenge for "us" is the time to build as we are all early to mid-career in our age group. But, getting these folks now means dedicated modelers later!

Hi Darius, Thank you for your efforts, I am thrilled you made the decision to keep this forum around. It is a great community to follow and the world is a better place with it. Eric

I had the Ertle plastic model of this as a kid -- what an amazing ship (the design and size claimed in the Star Trek universe) and even more amazing to see it in paper!

Eagleclaw4935, welcome!

Gandolf50, this is a neat bit of advice -- I have no idea about washes. Is there a product you have in mind, or would you use black (or insert other color) watercolors super diluted as a wash?

Such high quality models; and it looks like a pretty broad audience draw too. Thank you for posting this.

What a beauty. At that size the model starts to take on a visual weight all of its own and looks more like an actual boat and less like a model of a boat.

You really did justice to your subjects--nice builds! It is really amazing how the Canon kits come out--especially considering that they are free offerings, and they offer quite the variety of uncommon subjects like the Sagrada Familia.

That is a neat trick re: cutting out a piece and replacing it flush . I learned something I will squirrel away for a future day.

I really love your subjects: an eclectic collection of "vintage": a cargo pod from The Motion Picture; the Bond Lotus; and Moonraker etc. Really fun.

Truly exciting news! I look forward to building some of Paragon's Trek models in the future. Great collaboration! Thank you Paragon and Rhaven Blaack!

When we moved I lost my collection of 20 or 30 rockets. My first rocket was the Bullpup missile. I remember fondly the release of the Star Trek Enterprise and the Klingon D-7 battle cruiser. I recall the mean machine-- a rocket 6 or so feet long. The Comanche- a 3 stage rocket. I was just a kid...

Hello everyone, I have read this forum for a while, but haven’t introduced myself, so I am taking the opportunity. As a kid I built most of the than Estes rocket collection. As an adult, I have diverse interests, and it carries over into the models I have built/want to build eventually...