All Scale Trek

I ran the Kongo down to the paint booth for priming. Tomorrow base coat.

trekmodelermichelle26 wrote:i use cd-rs or old scratched up music cds and dvds

The only down side is the polycarbonate is TOUGH. They are harder than heck and half to work.

Failure to test now could mean failure to work later. Test away.

trekmodelermichelle26 wrote:it is fun to creat models or just parts for models out of every day stuff around the house

Finally a use for all those AOL Cds.

Those are good looking pylons. Nice job on those ! Did you adjust where the neck meets the saucer or did you simply sand off the part that sticks out? All Sanding Trek. Yes I shortened it. I thought it looked awkward. I had to add more putty to that dimple. Some of these things are like eternal pot...

When you put your hands on it. I was going to glue it, but in looking I had not sanded down the filler on the bottom seam of all things. And there was still a dimple in the secondary hull from the old stand location.

Out comes the sticks and putty.

Oops!

I may do additional research on the Moonbase itself, but I suspect I would find inconsistent information (Tardis-effect, multiple scales, etc.) that prevents making a conclusive definitive size and therefore exact scaling. And we have DS-9 all over but with a much older model. Sadly typical of such...

I've never see such a product.

It has charm.

An interesting use of found objects.