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Okay here's an update on the phase pistol! I think it looks pretty stunning so far... oh and I've been working on that pun all day ;) It's only lacking a few more parts, then I can put it all together. However I'll probably build another grip because this one seems a bit large.

That looks great! How big are you planning on making this one? I haven't worked on my PoA since January... but by then it looked like this (see below). It's exploded for improved mesh accessibility :) I estimate mine would have to be around two feet long to be built very conveniently!

Thank you for your advice!! I think maybe I'll try the expanding foam. I think I could also put in the weight before foaming, this way I won't have to carve the stuff out afterwards ;) So far I have built two more parts, but they aren't very spectacular, so I didn't take new pics. Apart from...

Thank you :D Today I have experimented with reinforcing the paper model with epoxy, the result is quite sturdy... I'm too lazy to use aluminum ;) For now there will be no textures as I am planning to paint it after building (better metal effect) and apart from that, there's almost no surface...

Hi there, I believe to remember there was some talk about Star Trek props recently... so I thought I'd let you know what's soon to come ;) I am currently working on the Phase Pistol from Enterprise. The 3D model is finished, so is unfolding, but I still have to fiddle with some of the flaps...

Hi Indoramina, thank you for your appreciation. It's funny that you ask for the 3D data right now, because I have received two emails on that the last days... nevertheless I have to tell you the same, I will not give any Pepakura or what-ever-3D-program data to anyone as I have made some bad...

You name it, that's definately the difficult part of the model... the problem is that the parts intersect in the 3D model, so I cut out the intersecting areas. I was thinking about glueing the wings to thick card too, but then I figured I am not planning to use it as a toy (at least not most of...

OK, here's mine! :D Very nice looking model!

More or less by accident I managed to scale the viper to 1:144 to make it fit my plastic planes :D I'll print it this afternoon (colour laser, harhar). Maybe I'll add a landing gear, that would be cool!

That looks exactly like the size of viper I was looking for :) Great!

Wow! That looks even better than the original in the game! Congratulations!!:thumb: I especially like the transparent propeller discs!!

Woooow! That's absolutely terrific. There more I look the more I feel I have to continue my own Pandora... arg!

As a matter of fact I have already a simplified mesh of the Autumn ready and waiting to be properly textured and unfolded! I also have the textures, but unfortunately I'm not really into texturing, so I put the project aside to focus on other things for now... The model is in Metasequioa. Maybe...

The Gate is now ready for download! :D planet (0) StarFreak -

LOOL sorry very nicely calculated huh? Of course it's 1:36... sign1 And thank you! :)

Man, the hull looks reeally smooth! how did you do that? mine is all wavy and dented... hm! Still it definately makes me want to continue mine :) I used some garden wire for those pieces, which is available plastic-coated or tinned. Maybe the tinned wire is better because of its silvery colour...

Hi people! I just finished the Puddle Jumper to go with my Stargate, so I thought I'd show you the results. The Jumper is from PaperAviation - Kartonmodellbau made in Thüringen and the gate I made myself. I think they are now in 1:48 scale, as the jumper was supposed to be in 1:72 and I printed...

Speaking of wire, I tried that - works really nice, but it needs also a lot of work and I had some problems with getting the right diameter, that's why my build of the pandora is currently halted, sorry :) However, it looks promising :D

Btw did any of you make the engine pods moveable? Mine can be folded up and down, but making them rotate for vector thrust was a bit too tricky so I skipped that... this is already cute enough, with the hydraulic cylinder sliding in and out :D

That looks really great! I built that model too, I think the most difficult part was to join the neck with the middle hull. Great looking model though!