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Brilliant builds Juckiz! Welcome to the forum. I see you are already a skilled veteran at the hobby though.

Awesome. I know what Halloween 2010 will be. Download link?

I think he's referring to this: http://www.zealot.com/forum/showthread.php?t=157031 My bad. I have allowed this project to languish far too long and it is SO close to completion. I'll get it done and post final photos and upload it as soon as I can.

Can't wait. Get crackin'! ;)

In other words: Does "wonderfest-only" mean there is no other way of getting these?

Those are fantastic! I am also a huge fan, and have been hoarding a few of these gorgeous plastic kits for a day when I can make them. Paper versions like those in the photos would be awesome, and would get built MUCH sooner by me. Where can we find these beauties? btw, thanks for the link to...

Fantastic work all around. You've found the best use of the star wars figures I've ever seen. The sets are amazing, but everything from the writing the sound and effects are all top notch. I really enjoyed this punch up of the graphic novel genre. I'll definitely be spreading the news of this...

Nice work uhu. I am very impressed by the fact that you always tackle to most challenging subjects in paper, regardless of how curvy the shapes are, or how intricate the structures are, nothing deters you, and the results are always spectacular. Its a pleasure to watch you work, sir!

I also thought it would be great to have a paper model of this fine ship. I went as far as making a bunch of screen grabs back in the day, and started a rough meta mesh, but *sigh* that's as far as it got. This would be a cool modular model. I'll see if I can dig up my screenies if anyone wants...

Jan this poroject is nothing short of spectacular. No additional superlatives suffice....everyone else has already said it. I simply want this model to be released asap because it will become my Project-of-the-Year the second it does. We need some kind of awards ceremony, so we can present...

Very very nice job. Its great to see creative scratchbuilds and diorama presentations. It adds so much. It almost makes me want to go back and re-watch a few episodes of LIS in living colour.

Hey folks. Time for me to apologize (again) for the delay in getting this *almost finished* model out the end of the production pipe. I have been busier than I like in RL, with family, business, moving, etc. But I want to assure you this project is not dead yet and I'm really hoping to complete...

Hey cousin Gearz! I've been absent of late (unfeasibly busy in real life), but am glad to see this project isn't officially dead. I'm thrilled and excited at the prospect of building this beauty. I still plan on building up the whole frickin' thing, not just the pulling bit. But one step at a...

Hmmm. Funny. I'll look into it.

Excellent build Red. Beautiful.

Waaaay cool! Now be honest, did you build it for the lad, or for yourself:)? I got about 50% of the way through a complete cutaway Tantive IV (8' long in all) "dollhouse" doirama playset for my guys, in the same scale...to fit those action figures. I got bogged down with all the engines, and...

cdwheatley: All those spine nuts you see in the photo from the second post hold the supply/cargo/fuel pod boxes along the length of the spine you see in the image posted by Red, between the ball thingy in the front, and the engine thingy at the back, three nuts per pod..... davelant: I don't...

Nice work. I admire you plowing through the small repetitive work on those spine nuts. Its one of the reasons I'm hesitating on this one. But its no reason really, now is it. Great job so far. Keep posting pics.

You win the respect of your peers, and an all-expense paid tour of the "Holiday Home For Pets Meat Pie Company" :) Seriously, that model is amazing. It may be tiny in stature, but it is huge, as accomplishments go. Well done.

They all start looking very similar and familiar don't they. The drawings in the first two images above were concepts, and ended up being changed a fair bit before they finalized the design. The dropship from the CGI series looks mostly like the retrieval ship (lower drawing), but with quite...