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and decals added to the right leg, mainly just warning placards... Next the left leg begins, and I have to see if I can make due without the missing piece.

Build update time, image heavy. Finishing the outer plates on the Right leg, all details added so far are done with my Micron 01, .25mm art pen. Some of the outer skin plates are even moveable. The beauty shot. The instructions in Nihongo, and the Google Translate screenshot. Next I...

That's Okay, it's a cartoon ship, and from the episodes I've seen, it's not been close enough to another TNG type to get a guess as to size.

Which ones, I can get close ups so you can see all my mistakes... I have 3 Great Wryms, Red, White, and Gold. 3 young adults, Gold, Silver, and Copper. and two wyrmlings, Black, and Blue. I have a Young Adult Red, and a wyrmling Gold in my too do stash.

So it's gonna be a good sized model. Do you know about what scale it is?

Looks great. Nicely detailed and convincing as a TIE Figther.

Looks great so far.

The primary concern with med gas is a clean environment to start with. I never used argon, but I flushed with purged all my jobs with helium, and vacuumed it off before sealing for final delivery. The way the concern was explained to me by a chemical engineer, is that certain compounds, which...

Echo chamber in here too. Amazing work, next level attention to detail this is.

1/2" medical gas tubing, made from anhydrous copper, once you break the seal on a 50' roll, you have 48 hours to use it, or scrap it, because the water vapor in the air starts to degrade it. 1/2" nominal OD, minimum wall thickness of .062, max wall thickness of .065. talk about easy to...

I have a cheap set of digital calipers that go to 3 places, and in my carrier as a plumber, I only had to go to 3 places when measuring pipe wall thickness at an inspection. Only the highest grade plans call for wall thickness readings, most just specify tubing inside diameter. Mainly medical...

A truly amazing (there is that echo again) build here, Great work, and a little edge clean up will bring it that last step.

Holy Cow... This is amazing . Bravo. :bowdown:

most everything I do is done to 3 foot quality, it looks great from 3 feet... My disability affects my fine motor control, so I make random mistakes at typing, drawing, painting, building, any of these, I may have to put Mr. WGZEW on hold, I cut a smallish piece off the sprue, and it went...

My intact painted mini collection, some have been broken and taken off display, but not too many, maybe 7 or 10.

His only desire with my minis is to play army men with them... but he actually shows an interest in building the Gundams.

it's been sidelined by the grandson... arghhh

If you want it to look like it's glowing, then I suggest a 2 part paintjob, first a coat of the brightest silver you can find, like Molotow Chrome, or Vallejo Liquid Metal silver. Then once your silver base is dry and cured, overcoat with Tamiya Clear Blue, for a blue glow, or any other clear...

Okay, I grabbed it and the manual...

Thanks.