I really like the stand that you have made for it! The stand complements the model sa a whole.
Havoc Marauder from the Bad Batch
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I've mentioned once I want this to be the next "MOM". It is the best one I have seen. Where did you get the wrench or socket to torque those wings down?
That video made me laugh. They talked about a bad capacitor, they come in all sizes, some are as big as small buildings, they more often than not buried. That's how NASA ignited the Saturn V rockets. Free energy stored, and topped up capacitors (they leak).
If need more capacitance, run 2 in parallel, need less, run them in series (Product over sum is the formula). What I'm trying to express is that voltage is the main issue, it's easy to use or scavenge capacitors to get the value you need. An Opto-Isolater would prevent voltage spokes, depending on what you are using the capacitors for, they have a lot of uses, but most are to smooth a circuit to a pure D.C., or in an A/C circuit, as an Equivalent Series Resistors, yes, in A.C.circuits Capacitors act as resistors (not Electrolytic though, they are polarity sensitive, D.C. only). I've made them from scratch. Not difficult at all, take one apart, you'll see for yourself. That's why the F.B.I had so much trouble catching the Unibomber, he made everything from scratch. It was his brother that recognized his manifesto, and turned him it (they could have released it 5 years earlier). The simple technology left nothing when it blew up, just paper and maybe some wiring.
This is one beautiful model. Worthy of a U.V. protected case, so you can have it for many years without dust and the other elements destroying it.
That video made me laugh. They talked about a bad capacitor, they come in all sizes, some are as big as small buildings, they more often than not buried. That's how NASA ignited the Saturn V rockets. Free energy stored, and topped up capacitors (they leak).
If need more capacitance, run 2 in parallel, need less, run them in series (Product over sum is the formula). What I'm trying to express is that voltage is the main issue, it's easy to use or scavenge capacitors to get the value you need. An Opto-Isolater would prevent voltage spokes, depending on what you are using the capacitors for, they have a lot of uses, but most are to smooth a circuit to a pure D.C., or in an A/C circuit, as an Equivalent Series Resistors, yes, in A.C.circuits Capacitors act as resistors (not Electrolytic though, they are polarity sensitive, D.C. only). I've made them from scratch. Not difficult at all, take one apart, you'll see for yourself. That's why the F.B.I had so much trouble catching the Unibomber, he made everything from scratch. It was his brother that recognized his manifesto, and turned him it (they could have released it 5 years earlier). The simple technology left nothing when it blew up, just paper and maybe some wiring.
This is one beautiful model. Worthy of a U.V. protected case, so you can have it for many years without dust and the other elements destroying it.
I agree with Z.... this is Model of the Month material. 
I would say it is in the running for Model of the Year too.
hint... hint
we need that category too
I would say it is in the running for Model of the Year too.
hint... hint
we need that category too
I agree with Z.... this is Model of the Month material.
I would say it is in the running for Model of the Year too.
hint... hint
we need that category too
@Rhaven Blaack : Next front page overhaul imminent!!!
We can make this happen!
A cracking job overall, and a nicely done stand too... (he said hoping for landing legs) 
I have made some beauty shots.
You can find them in my album.
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You can find them in my album.
Bad batch Havoc Marauder
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Amazing! Great job.
I am also a big fan of SW Bad Batch so I hope to be able to build the Marauder in the future ...
Thanks for your work.
I am also a big fan of SW Bad Batch so I hope to be able to build the Marauder in the future ...
Thanks for your work.
Thank you for your lovely comment. I will soon start with the building instruction.
Dank je wel dit was een ingrwikkelde om te intwerpen.
Thanks this was a hard one to design.
Thanks this was a hard one to design.
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I had a feeling this would be the next "MOM". Fantastic, superb, excellent workmanship on your model. Well deserved, and an excellent build thread.