Teladi Kea (X3 AP, X-Universe) - low poly edition
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Also have some templates of some of the ships.
One old series comes to my mind: Raumpatrouille Orion
My mother did not like it back then. She watched Star Trek instead
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I watched all of them, I was Sci-Fi starved. The new BSG is incredible though. It is one of my all time favorites. I really really like "Farscape" too. I have a channel that shows every episode all day long. It takes about a week to go through the whole series.
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Check this link out
Link = https://forum.arduino.cc/t/555-amplifier/174818
The next circuit is for an audio amp, that can amplify around 5 watts into a channel, two of these circuits, and you have stereo. All based on the 555 chip.
link = https://www.circuits-diy.com/simple-audio-amplifier-using-555-timer-ic/
Link = https://forum.arduino.cc/t/555-amplifier/174818
The next circuit is for an audio amp, that can amplify around 5 watts into a channel, two of these circuits, and you have stereo. All based on the 555 chip.
link = https://www.circuits-diy.com/simple-audio-amplifier-using-555-timer-ic/
Raumpatrouille is a classic - the first German scifi show, made in the 1960s! They used kitchen equipment, tools, plastic spoons, forks and household irons as props. 
I started adding more details to the hull. This time some plating to make the texture more interesting. I try it out with pen on the model and will add the things I like to the template.
I have the idea to turn one of these into a retractable boarding ramp (but for that I would need some kind of interior...) and one at the underside into a cargo lift.
Another thing on my to do list is the aft section, the engine block so to speak. The in-game model has more details there. Much tubes and thingies. I want to incorporate more of them into the model. At this scale it is still possible.
When I am done with that I would be happy if someone from this forum could act as beta tester
I have the idea to turn one of these into a retractable boarding ramp (but for that I would need some kind of interior...) and one at the underside into a cargo lift.
Another thing on my to do list is the aft section, the engine block so to speak. The in-game model has more details there. Much tubes and thingies. I want to incorporate more of them into the model. At this scale it is still possible.
When I am done with that I would be happy if someone from this forum could act as beta tester
Yes, that is the plan. As black or dark grey lines to mark the plating boundaries. Then you could put the plating together as a "jigsaw" like I did on the Solo Falcon. Some of them you could also raise or leave out as recessed
For a tiny model you sure have and are continuing to put in a LOT of tiny details. My temptation when building this model would be to double the size then greeble everything to the max.
I am creating a pdf/svg template. No problem with scaling up or down. But you will have to rearrange the parts on the sheetsFor a tiny model you sure have and are continuing to put in a LOT of tiny details. My temptation when building this model would be to double the size then greeble everything to the max.
Yes, it looks nice. But for this model I'm gonna draw the lines in a vector graphics software.The hand drawn lines gives this model a hand built feel that suits it so properly.
But a completely hand drawn model is a good idea!
Idea for a boarding ramp:
First test on an older model:
Needes some kind of door frame for a magnet or somthing to be able to close it
First test on an older model:
Needes some kind of door frame for a magnet or somthing to be able to close it
Recommend a small magnet on the inside near the top of the opening, add a tab, glue to the top edge on the door inside, add another layer of glue onto the tab, then sprinkle iron filings onto the glue. Once the glue is set, add another layer of glue and then color to whatever color you need. Maybe use a silver marker for the aluminum look.
Yes, something like that was on my mind. The boarding ramp will give way to a smaller entry door leading to a small airlock. The ramp needs to be big like in the picture, to reach the ground, approximately 2m below (to fit the cargo elevator on the underside of the hull). The actual door behind the retracted boarding ramp will have 2,5mx2m or so