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Well, I really want to build a rescaled version of this. 2x at least. the cannon section went together easier than I expected. Over all I would rate this a 10/10.
I took some liberties and crushed the oval dome part out.
this would be great for fleet dioramas or an enterprise incident stand off diorama.

thanks Rawen!

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one slight misfit on the ball to neck on the cannon section. but that could just be my opinion. there was one I posted that had a ''slide'' on the actual part. I simply boxed it and slide it down a fraction. I looked on the pdf and it was there.
it was very difficult for me at this scale to do a good job, and I recommend to cut all tabs, as Zathros always says, other than that, I am real excited about all these 50th models!!! I have doubled the size on the KD7 and will light it up and post pics soon. again, every thing was very good detail, and I recommend this one for dioramas and such. thanks again!!
 
Wow!! That really looks good. That is an excellent model of a ship that is hard to model!! :)
 
Wow. Thank you for beta build. It looks like everything going well. Do you found any problems or inaccuracies?

I like the conical selection for the Ball part in front. Much better than "Petals". ;)
 
Thank you :) I appreciate it really much.
PS: If someone try the Star trek 50th anniversary set, please report me about the Klingon cruiser. I never build this version :)



I rushed a version of your DY-100 the other night. Its not really a fair build of the great model, as I was rushing it and I blew it up to 3x it planned size, but I was feeling a bit cheeky:



The first is the standard series configuration, the second how Matt Jeffereis saw the potential of the class, with a full load, and the third a combo partial load fore and full load aft.

The sail needed modification at this scale, to round out the top {which I didn't do!} and the solar panel mounts didn't hold well, so I configured some floral wire to support and added extra paper stripping. Like I said, not a fair build of the design but it did provide some fun for me.

Thanks RAWEN! I needed a break and the kit forced me to divert my mind from some heavy work this week!
 

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hey that looks cool!!!
GREAT BUILD!
probably what a mars mission ship should look like too!!! thanks again Rawen!
 
I rushed a version of your DY-100 the other night. Its not really a fair build of the great model, as I was rushing it and I blew it up to 3x it planned size, but I was feeling a bit cheeky:



The first is the standard series configuration, the second how Matt Jeffereis saw the potential of the class, with a full load, and the third a combo partial load fore and full load aft.

The sail needed modification at this scale, to round out the top {which I didn't do!} and the solar panel mounts didn't hold well, so I configured some floral wire to support and added extra paper stripping. Like I said, not a fair build of the design but it did provide some fun for me.

Thanks RAWEN! I needed a break and the kit forced me to divert my mind from some heavy work this week!

Considering that this was a rushed build, you did a GREAT JOB on this project. I like that you made three different versions.
 
Considering that this was a rushed build, you did a GREAT JOB on this project. I like that you made three different versions.


I have to be honest, I didn't! :angelic:

I jus made it where the cargo pod could detach and I could rearrange their compartment fit. I just took the pic with three different set ups for the pods.

I'm thinking about another, more careful build, at a slightly larger size, with modifications to the sail, to make the top & edges fit properly. I'd also have to change the struts from the engineering section to the solar panels.

Then again, I have been eyeing the Ptolemy...:Coffee:

Maybe sleep's not so necessary...
 
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one slight misfit on the ball to neck on the cannon section. but that could just be my opinion. there was one I posted that had a ''slide'' on the actual part. I simply boxed it and slide it down a fraction. I looked on the pdf and it was there.
it was very difficult for me at this scale to do a good job, and I recommend to cut all tabs, as Zathros always says, other than that, I am real excited about all these 50th models!!! I have doubled the size on the KD7 and will light it up and post pics soon. again, every thing was very good detail, and I recommend this one for dioramas and such. thanks again!!



Looking forward to seeing that!


Nice build.


Could you post your fix here for the D-7?

Slainte,
 
I would have to check with the admin on that. and with Rawen.
even tho he said go ahead with my blessings on his models, I don't want to shadow his moment with this, maybe in a while. besides I was thinking of really going all out on some things with it.
 
this is a great shuttle model ! I creased in the back windows or shield emitters I don't know what the are really but you can see it sticks out a little instead of being flat. will post a few more later as I build it.


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I thought the little red rectangle under them middle center is the impulse? I need batteries for my camera or I would post some pics on it
 
Finally got to take a pic.
Here are the sub assemblies.
Even tho it's very small, it goes together easily.
I used hot glue to drip globes on the nacelles, front and back.
I don't cut these small pieces until I am ready to glue them.
So far, all in all I am very pleased with this model!

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