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The girl in question is a sideshow 12" figure. I started to convert her to recreate the main character from Manga's "Ghost in the Shell "series, got as far as giving her a haircut!....
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First off Happy New Year to you all.....only a little bit of work done on bridge, we now have full consoles, so I thought I would update the picture....
managed to lay out the bridge on our double bed whilst it was unoccupied!
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Awesome work!Comment
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Very nice. May I ask what material you are using?Comment
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Your model is astounding and I love seeing every new picture of it!
I once enlarged the plans for the bridge to fit 8-9 inch figures and have to say your model matches very closely with the plans I sized up. Notable is how wide each station is & the roomy-ness in front of the Helm/Nav console. The bridge is not as cramped as some people think.Comment
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Incredible aeryn43. Thank you for posting and welcome.—-
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Message, Spock?”
- Admiral Kirk
"...surely, the best of times."
- Captain Spock
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BEAUTIFUL! To actually be doing this you deserve a 21 phaser salute.
Just one thing, on the Classic bridge the turbo lift doors aren't behind Kirk's chair and there are only 2 full stations to his left.
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Yea I know the lifts in the wrong place, but it isn't fixed, the parts were just laid out for photographing and I always seem to put it down symmetrical!
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Sorry missed this question when I checked out the thread.
All built of plasticard mainly 30 thou, with a little 40 and 60 thrown in for good measure....The reason for the strange alien like hiroglyphics is that I found a source of plastic signage on the cheap!....The inner floor ring is just cardboard to give me a pattern for laying out.
Hopefully it will be lit, and there is provision for a 10" digital picture frame (or if I can find one cheap enough a tablet!) in the main viewer.....so the crew can watch Star Trek as they work!Comment
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Wow! Very impressive work!Comment
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As for the turbolift, if the center seat area isn't permanently fixed in place it can always be turned for display purposes. Even on the 1/350 E model that's just been released they give you the option of either/or. Some like it authentic yet offset; some like it straightened out.Comment
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Sweet!Looking for:
--Lion Rock "Mr Rock's" shoes/ boots (these may also be the same as the lion rock monster line boots)
--Mystery AstronaughtComment
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Hello eve everyone, sorry there hasn't been any updates on bridge build, I promise it is still going on!
Unfortunately I had some rather bad news recently, I have been diagnosed with Cancer of the Osophagus and am at present trying to get treatment sorted out, plus I have to finish my big Gunstar for a friend...(cos he's paying me!).
But i promise as soon as things settle down,work will recommence on this beast.......Comment
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Amazing work.
I am curious though about the placement of the turbolift. I always thought it was on the right of the captain's chair when facing it. It looks like you have it positioned directly behind.
Edit: never mind, it was already answered!Last edited by B-Lister; Apr 12, '13, 11:17 AM.Looking for Green Arrow accessories, Doctor Who Sonic Screwdriver, and Japanese Popy Megos (Battle Cossack and France, Battle of the Planets, Kamen Rider, Ultraman) and World Heroes figuresComment
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