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Thanks. Here is the link for the gallery http://zealot.com/gallery/albums/2001-discovery-build.63. If you click the gallery tab it's there as well. I'll be uploading some more pics of the progress of my scratch built pod bay.

Check out my gallery, I've uploaded some photos of my progress so far including my scratch build pod bay. http://zealot.com/threads/2001-aso-ussc-discovery-one.172205/

The link was for a specific photo, rather than the album, that might have been why. I'm new to posting photos. : )

I've posted some more photos in my gallery for my Discovery build. Almost completed my scratch built pod bay. http://zealot.com/gallery/photos/1524/

Another pic.

Pod bay through the hatch door.

I put my hand in the pic to give a scale to my tiny pod bay.

Test fitting my scratch built pod bay. Still have to complete the lab wall and the small section for the airlock.

A closer pic of the lighting.

I went with red lighting for the cockpit in the foreground and white light for the passageway in the foreground.

Checking the cockpit lighting. The CM is black for light masking.

I am starting a build of my first paper model and I chose my favorite subject, the Proteus from Fantastic Voyage. I have been in love with this craft since I first saw the movie many years ago. I've dabbled with some vacuform and resin versions in the past. Here is a link to some beginning pics...

That is just mind-blowing! The detail is incredible, I especially love the circular vents, looks like screening over them. Awesome job!

Test fitting the interior into the bottom hull.

Preparing the front interior for gluing. A Sharp Exacto knife is a MUST for this close work!

Both sides added, coming together very nicely!

Connecting a side piece.

Adding on the next level and the front intakes.

I began my first paper model build this week after discovering the astounding work of uhu 02! Here are the beginning pics of the Proteus from Fantastic Voyage, without a doubt my all-time favorite sci-fi craft!

Basic start on the bottom hull.