alensatemybuick
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Could not agree more.
I believe he was instrumental in the STC or STNV construction and propping, but I forget which. Can't remember if I saw a photo of him with Vic Mignogna or James Cawley. But either way it's damn fine work.I'm in complete agreement. If you don't agree with how he restored the Enterprise, thats up to you. But no need to insult the man. I'm happy to call him a friend.
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Based on extensive research of the newly restored TOS Enterprise model and also comments from Gary Kerr, I have made a color guide for painting the ship. I did views with shading, and also just color so that the pure colors can be seen. Sometimes lighting/shading tricks you into thinking colors are different than they are.
I didn't include actual paint number callouts because we all use different brands. However, this will give you a good idea where to start from if you are trying to figure out what color everything is.
BE SURE TO RIGHT-CLICK AND "OPEN IMAGE IN NEW TAB" TO SEE IMAGES AT FULL RESOLUTION.
http://i.imgur.com/LuZ4zPq.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/JO8AkcG.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/uYeQpxp.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/GnyUzSB.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/mTa7URI.jpg
Beautiful Work!
Just one thing
Is the Phaser turret white with rust dirtying?
Or is it just the light?
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Well, "phaser turret" is really a euphemism. You see, Timmy, when a mommy starship and a daddy starship love each other very much..."The phaser turret on the lower saucer dome is hull color, with an aluminum barrel & red tip." - Gary Kerr
"The phaser turret on the lower saucer dome is hull color, with an aluminum barrel & red tip." - Gary Kerr
Went and saw the lovely lady this morning. Excellent work all around!
http://i1181.photobucket.com/albums/x436/lordJeyl/restoredenterpriseandme_zps9ymzzlvu.jpeg
EDIT: I almost forgot. One of the onlookers who was standing right next to me told his buddy "Ed Miarecki burn in hell". I turned to him and said "Let me guess. The original restoration guy?" "Yep" Funny how you learn the name of the artist who did a pretty terrible job on the model.
A photo of the reverse (port) side of the intercoolers (see image below) would be nice.I'm heading out to see the Enterprise probably for the last time on this trip. Any photo requests?
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I'm heading out to see the Enterprise probably for the last time on this trip. Any photo requests?
It's definitely a challenge to get the belly art, since the model is very low in the display case. A full-on view is impossible. However, as sacrifices go, I'll take it.The bottom of the engineering section /secondary hull if it can be done, I don't think we have seen good pics of all the fancy paintwork there yet of all the geometric shapes. And the plaques, I would like
to read what they wrote about her. Thanks so much.
Tried my best to take these shots with the camera I had on me at the time. I'm sorry if the quality is too low to be useful. I even asked one guy to shine his phone light through the glass on one of the photos. I also took pictures of both nacelles just incase. Hope some of these help.A photo of the reverse (port) side of the intercoolers (see image below) would be nice.
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Tried my best to take these shots with the camera I had on me at the time. I'm sorry if the quality is too low to be useful. I even asked one guy to shine his phone light through the glass on one of the photos. I also took pictures of both nacelles just incase. Hope some of these help.
And sorry I wasn't able to shoot any of the underbelly for you CessnaDriver. I was there till 11:30 but I'll see if I can make it over there again tomorrow for ya. Maybe my sister has a better camera lying around that I could make those shots (And the ones above if they're not usable) possible.
It's definitely a challenge to get the belly art, since the model is very low in the display case. A full-on view is impossible. However, as sacrifices go, I'll take it.
On the remastered series, in Operation Annihilate, one of them is a satellite deployment door. Hard to tell exactly, but I think it's the long rectangular one. There's all kinds of fun theories about the other ones.I wonder what they were supposed to represent too?