29-40. "Battlestar Galactica" (TOS) Colonial Vipers
Here's a picture of our Colonial Warriors to the rescue:
They are painted gray with touch-ups of black, red & silver Sharpie and white paint -- NOTE: they are real tiny, a dozen in formation easily fitting within 1 square inch!
Launch all vipers to intercept!
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50x50=2500, 3 3D Prints (pic heavy)
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Re: 50x50=2500, 3 (pic heavy)
wonder how small they would be at 1/4501 scale
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They would go sub-atomic into the Quantum Realm where physics and reality no longer matter and start slipping through the cracks in space/time, never to be seen again.trek3159 wrote:wonder how small they would be at 1/4501 scale
I was placing them for the photo with a paintbrush when it did a full 360 spin knocking a viper onto the carpet. Miraculously, I was able to find it!
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I've decided to shuffle things around a bit -- Battlestar Galactica stuff will be pushed to some future thread and Real/Space & Classic Sci-Fi will be brought back into this one. To reflect the updated changes:
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12-15. Classic Sci-Fi
Here's a picture of the 50's era Cosmostrator, C-57D, Polaris & Space Ark: They are painted either aluminum or steel (apparently the only color rockets/saucers/spaceships came in "back in the day")!
Cue the theremin for the sci-fi-y ethereal/eerie music!
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12-15. Classic Sci-Fi
Here's a picture of the 50's era Cosmostrator, C-57D, Polaris & Space Ark: They are painted either aluminum or steel (apparently the only color rockets/saucers/spaceships came in "back in the day")!
Cue the theremin for the sci-fi-y ethereal/eerie music!
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Re: 50x50=2500, 3 (pic heavy)
Try this- when painting 1:2256th scale Star Wars fighters, I first glue them onto black Beading Stems.slawton wrote:They would go sub-atomic into the Quantum Realm where physics and reality no longer matter and start slipping through the cracks in space/time, never to be seen again.trek3159 wrote:wonder how small they would be at 1/4501 scale
I was placing them for the photo with a paintbrush when it did a full 360 spin knocking a viper onto the carpet. Miraculously, I was able to find it!
Those are found in any crafts store and are 1-3" long straight pins painted black.
The flat heads are a perfect mounting point for tiny subjects.
https://m.imgur.com/gallery/2B5mwuu
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Ooh, great tip. Thanks!Jason Abbadon wrote:Try this- when painting 1:2256th scale Star Wars fighters, I first glue them onto black Beading Stems.
Those are found in any crafts store and are 1-3" long straight pins painted black.
The flat heads are a perfect mounting point for tiny subjects.
https://m.imgur.com/gallery/2B5mwuu
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Here's some various ships from the 80's V:
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Here's some recently printed out classic ships on deck:
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Here's a picture of the Enterprise CVN-65 carrier next to the old E and the Nimitz:
Taking a cue from my paper model, I used a shortcut by placing a resized picture on the deck instead of the lengthier painting plus multiple decals.I'm a modeler, not a doctor...
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Re: 50x50=2500, 3 3D Prints (pic heavy)
I put the angled deck on the USS Abraham Lincoln (1/2400 micronaut model) With paint and one tiny bit of decal at a time. It was a bear. I like the pciture idea.
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