My Imcold's X-wing build

bigpetr said:
After long pause I am working again on this one. Feels good :). Working on last two engines, so I will not post all the same photos again :).
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GREAT!!!
I am glad to see that you are returning to this project again!
I am looking forward to seeing this come to fruition and see how this will turn out.
 
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Thank you very much Rhaven,
this model WILL be finished for sure and I hope it will be done before UHU02 finishes Falcon Cockpit, so I can jump right to that:).

X-wing is my primary build since I started it and I will not start another build before it is finished. So I never realy abandon it or stop working at it completly. Lastly I just got sidetracked by X-wing pilot (I want him to stand on X-wing stand).20170118225116-303993-v.jpg 20170118225117-303994-v.jpg
It was first try, completly from paper. To stiff looking for my liking. Now working on another version, much better (not 100% paper). You will see.:)

Enthusiasm and motivation to make paper models are like sinus wave for me. When at low point I do not build physicaly, because I have no joy from it. At that time I work on it in computer - designing addons, research reference or gathering best models and reference for my future Star Wars projects (tie-fighter, y-wing, falcon, snowspeeder, at-st). But it is only matter of time when sinus wave gets to its hign point. Nothing pressures me, no deadlines to fulfill:).
 
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Figurines, the final touch that adds scale and facilitates realization of the subject at hand. :)
 
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Another part done.
I Added little detail to joystik,
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added targeting computer and back canopy,
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and finally completed front canopy and mount it on fuselage.
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It was not easy for me. I try to dry fit parts million times and made adjustments. It required to modify fuselage around cockpit to fit nicely, because I did not dry fitted canopy when making fuselage (beginners mistake, lesson learned). It is not perfect. It was not possible to correct completely without massive fuselage makeover but I did what I can
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Bigptr, I uploaded your pictures directly to the forum. Please do so from now on (hopefully, it won't breakdown again!) but this ensures the thread always has pictures. ;) (Fantastic work, you know those engines will burn up when you start them, they are paper, aren't they, or are they some secret ceramic? ")
 
bigpetr said:
Another part done.
I Added little detail to joystik,
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added targeting computer and back canopy,
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and finally completed front canopy and mount it on fuselage.
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It was not easy for me. I try to dry fit parts million times and made adjustments. It required to modify fuselage around cockpit to fit nicely, because I did not dry fitted canopy when making fuselage (beginners mistake, lesson learned). It is not perfect. It was not possible to correct completely without massive fuselage makeover but I did what I can
smile.gif
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That cockpit is INCREDIBLE!:bowdown::bowdown::bowdown: W-O-W!! :surprise: Love the detail.:Bravo:Claphands:Drinks::King:thumbsup

One of those "I can't believe that it's paper" moments.:surprise::surprise::surprise:

Thanks for sharing!:Drinks:

Sky Seeker
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The amount of detail that you have put (and are putting) into this model is ABSOLUTELY MIND BLOWING!!!
I am really looking forward to seeing how this will turn out!
 
Thank you all:).

zathros said:
Bigptr, I uploaded your pictures directly to the forum.
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Thanky you for that Zathros, you could just point it at me and I would do it myself. I uploaded images until forum problems. Since it was only posibility to post image links so I did it again automaticly without thinking. Forum is healty again now:).
 
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