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Spent some time working on the 302 so i have a few shots of that. This is my 3rd version and i think im going to try another but I may test build this first. I think a test build will give me a better feel for what can be done at this size. The wing span comes in at just under 1 1/2". I'll...

lots of progress even if it doesn't look like it. next up the connecting sections to the main hull under the deck "turtle shell" and structural support for the hangers. I'm also considering when i begin work on the missile hatches to design silos for any one interested in that level of...

After some scaling issues and inconsistency problems, i decided to start this again with a new approach, a few new references and couple new tools. now after 3 hours of setup and a few more modeling(new tools take some getting used to but there so good) I have arrived at so much MORE...

Absolutely. Looking just at tos star trek, name one technology (other than a starship or transporter) we don't have today and that was only 30 years. Yes there really are laser guns "phasers" albeit very week powered, and homemade too (geek giggle)

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They wanted to copyright the scifi name for there production company but the courts ruiled they could not copyright a genre so they changed the name. And I agree canceling all the science-fiction shows doesn't lend well to the channel

That's funny all the things I tried (braces, laminating, chip) and a box never once crossed my mind. I'm thinking my build stack just got very heavy with HW ships.

Warping and large empty volumes of space was a problem on a few of the homeworld ships that I tried a few years ago. Perhaps I'll try again soon I really loved the ship designs. Again fantastic work! Mike

I too was surprised at Syfy's choices for programing. I figure this will be my little part in keeping stargate alive. Mike

Small update mike

Looks fantastic I love these games and all the ships. If you had problems you handled them well done.

I won't compare. But my goal is ease of construction and stability. It's overall shape doesn't lend itself well to gravity especially at the hangers but I belive this design will be good.

The BC 304 DAEDALUS. Inspired by Jan's Sulaco that I've been building i have decided to venture into what is sure to be a gribble nightmare but a labor of love none the less. This is the first pic of the forward hull. I will be attempting to mimic Jan's sturdy frame design with the cubic...

skoda i was waiting to build this jan had finished releasing, then i saw your layering and paneling/gribble work and i new i just had to start. i've been following Jan's design sence the beginning and your work truly brings it to life. i too have been flipping to your pictures for some "how did...

regardless of size its a really well worked out design. thanks for translating it.

he's pretty busy with real life stuff so stand by for updates

the head is only 9 pages so it won't be too bad(by that i mean i still would make it if the head was 90 pages)

edited nevermind i put my foot in my mouth then realized it 30 sec later

well, i my case im going to ask marco to hook a brother up... or just go to staples. oh the glory of this printed out on on a machine way better than whats in my office.

that hole in the monitor looks like a docking port or something but if thats the spot for a webcam or mic then that is small