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Your next project? A pair of TIE fighters in the next room (hallway?) chasing the Falcon into the display room!

Very well deserved congratulations!

This looks REALLY good. I also noticed that the tongue is really very well crafted. It has a very organic, rounded 3 dimensional shape. Bravo!

Wow, really phenomenal! Very, very tight and wonderful design. The transitions on the full leg are great! Extremely smooth and they flow nicely. I think that the first lampshade design fits the design and "goth" style of the figure better, though Zathros's fringed lampshade is more consistent...

With all the wonderful modeling that I have seen on these forums I am constantly astonished with the intricacy of models and the skills of those building them. I am also continually amazed that these beautiful models are made from paper. Bravo, my hat is off to you Janos1962.

Ah yes . . . Outland. I remember seeing it in the theater when it came out. Loved the movie, loved the designs. Everything was so utilitarian. Not built to look "cool" or sleek or "wicked" - just functional. You've done a great job on the shuttle. I wouldn't mind getting a copy of this one too...

This is too funny and VERY clever! I wish that I were more mechanically (engineering wise) inclined. A simple cam design would never have occurred to me for this. I would have over thought it to an enormous degree then given up. Hmmmm . . . I think my wife and daughter might like this, maybe...

Wow . . . . . . speechless. I am speechless. This is too amazing. Your technique is unbelievable. Did you soak tose gears in cyanoacrylate glue?

I remember the original series, and watched it with near religious fervor. But I gotta say . . . the new Galactica design is friggin awesome and Danscrew, you are doing int some mighty fine justice. Magnifique!

Looks like another nice clean build to me. How big is this model?

If one looks at the thread form either direction it will/should take only minutes to find the name and password. Once I looked at the thread, I think it was about thirty seconds before I found both. For me the hard part was finding where to enter them on the sight! :-D

Quite an impressive and clean build, oldbot. I too would love to be able to justify the expense of one of these models, but I have a hard enough time justifying the $12 for kooklic's uboat even though I'll make a couple of versions form the same file. BTW-What did you use for the canopies?

I personally love 1/72nd scale. It is small enough that you can make some pretty big vehicles without having them occupy an entire room, yet big enough that you can also be very detailed and still see it. Of course doing cockpits in 1/72nd is a bit of a pain in the kiester.

Here I was about to post my first real helpful comment on the forum(explaining that the LED was the light source), and you guys beat me to the punch! :-D I shall now return to my cave and observe from a distance.

One of these days I'll get my skills up to building his Chitty Chitty Bang Bang for my kids. I thank you for all your skills and generosity. Your models are phenomenal!