ILM slammed a kitchen sink into a Republic Star Destroyer:
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So of course I have always dreamt of making one (again, history repeats itself and the retirement of my colleague finally gave me a reason to make it). SciFi check: positive.
Sorry for the late reply but after the latest Windows update I was greeted by a "No Boot Device Found" screen. This made all alarm bells ring and I immediately came to the rescue. Fortunately a simple restart soled the issue but it reminded me to backup my machine stat. I updated my Macrium Reflect and was informed that the free version had reached its EOL and was no longer supplied with updates and fixes. No biggie, as long as it runs smoothly I am fine with it. Unfortunately this delayed the project by two days but since I still have two weeks left to finish it this caused no issues. In fact, it gave me the chance to take some new photos under different lighting conditions for the
church project.
Well then. Most of the time went into unfolding and texturing the parts. Preparation is the essence here. The big plus is that everything is pretty straight forward, even the graphics. Printing took place before the black screen of death appeared so I had all parts necessary at the ready to assemble them.
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All major components are either boxes or laminated plates, so there is no magic at work at all.
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The floor consists of a top and a bottom half. Some corrugated card laminated together to meet the desired thickness was put between them to stabilize the floor.
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The walls are constructed in the same way:
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Again, corrugated card was put inside for strength.
The fridge / micowave / oven combi is a simple box:
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I added some T-shaped formers which I made from some leftover paper.
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They were glued into place:
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Fridge ready. The sheet on the blue board is a control sheet to document the temperature (important to make sure that everything works properly).
Next is the cooker / table combi. It consists of two plates with corrugated card inside, two boxes with formers made on-the-fly and a pole.
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