You certainly have the skill & persistence needed to build a Studio Scale Falcon. Plus your generous support is greatly appreciated by those of us with a similar affliction due to this incredibly detailed model consisting of rare kit parts (now nearly impossible to acquire). Your hard earned knowledge will guide you through to a superb model similar to your Y-wing.
Our Collective 5-Foot Millennium Falcon Build
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That feeling when ALL your greeblie packages are finally sent...
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If you missed out on the F37 castings, PM me and I'll make more, but I think I covered everyone who was/is/has made a 5-foot Falcon.
Local Orders
International Orders
If you missed out on the F37 castings, PM me and I'll make more, but I think I covered everyone who was/is/has made a 5-foot Falcon.
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Just got mine, Thanks again!!
Lt Washburn
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I don't know if anyone cares, but you might want to obscure the addresses in the photo.
Fixed it.
Also, be CAREFUL when cutting your Koolshade for your engine vents -- if you're not balancing the 6 ridges and 7 slots perfectly, you end up with these imbalanced looking results:
Which is another way of saying: 4 Sale, 3 improperly cut engine-vent sized pieces of Koolshade, suitable for framing as a learning curve mistake, or for trimming down for other uses on the Falcon or Rebel Blockade Runner or other Sci-Fi project. PM me if interested. The three pieces alone, look like this:
Which is another way of saying: 4 Sale, 3 improperly cut engine-vent sized pieces of Koolshade, suitable for framing as a learning curve mistake, or for trimming down for other uses on the Falcon or Rebel Blockade Runner or other Sci-Fi project. PM me if interested. The three pieces alone, look like this:
Looks GeaREAT!
Now take pictures of the pit from all possible angles so we can imitate you... ; )
Now take pictures of the pit from all possible angles so we can imitate you... ; )
Off to a good home.
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I also cast a few more this week, so holler if you're feeling left out...
So you spend $300-500 for an original Aurora Sealab, and it gives you exactly ONE of these pieces:
And you realize you need EIGHT of them to do all the docking ring walkways (port, starboard, upper, lower: X2 each)
Did you know there's another one, hiding in plain sight, in the very same box?
It's this fella right here:
EXACT same length and width, on the square part, and EXACT same hole location, as seen by this superimposition:
So then you just chop, chop, chop:
And then you lay styrene square strip down in the right place, and viola, you can't tell the difference:
And boom, just like that, you've cut your Sealab costs in half if you're building in "all-original" Falcon...
Now I know what you're thinking: "What about the little pin holes?"
Next post...
And you realize you need EIGHT of them to do all the docking ring walkways (port, starboard, upper, lower: X2 each)
Did you know there's another one, hiding in plain sight, in the very same box?
It's this fella right here:
EXACT same length and width, on the square part, and EXACT same hole location, as seen by this superimposition:
So then you just chop, chop, chop:
And then you lay styrene square strip down in the right place, and viola, you can't tell the difference:
And boom, just like that, you've cut your Sealab costs in half if you're building in "all-original" Falcon...
Now I know what you're thinking: "What about the little pin holes?"
Next post...
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