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  1. Cybergrinder

    The Behemoth

    Taking a guess here, Cylon mother ship? Looking great though!
  2. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    And now the underside of the saucer
  3. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    So wiring complete for the saucer
  4. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    And here a branded frisbee. Oh, wait. The top of the saucer section :)
  5. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    Finally the saucer, here are the internal supports with the applicable LEDs, and required cut outs where required. I've mounted the supports slightly off centre so that I don't weaken the vertical supports for the positioning of the running light LEDs. You can also see where I miscalculated the...
  6. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    Warp nacelles complete, now the torpedo launcher Attached with the neck I was a bit worried about the strength of the pylons, so some additional support added in the shape of stirring sticks :)
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    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    And a (almost) complete nacelle
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    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    One part I always struggled with in the past was lining up the sides of the nacelle with the tail section. To avoid that (should have thought of earlier..) was to attach the tail to the sides before attaching the main body of the nacelle, like such;
  9. Cybergrinder

    Murphy's Law for Modelers

    Well, first law of lighting up a model just struck.... Luckily fixed without any mishaps
  10. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    Wiring complete :)
  11. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    Now the major parts of the first warp nacelle ready, the stick is for support for the wiring
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    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    And now the deflector attached, with the pylon and neck supports test fitted. Test fit....hmmm.... the pylons fit so snuggly I think they will stay there :)
  13. Cybergrinder

    Murphy's Law for Modelers

    Murphy and Mackowski hit me the most.... Bonney's Laws of wiring a light up model - 1) No sooner have you closed a section, then a LED burns out or connection breaks 2) You proudly show off you model and it starts to smoke alarmingly 3) The holes you make in the support structure top allow...
  14. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    And now we have the primary deflector complete
  15. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    And now the two halves joined. I have to say that my biggest issue with this kit is getting these to join nicely
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    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    Also can't afford to go buying lots of cable :)
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    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    @zathros, this wire is from an old USB printer cable :)
  18. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    So due to some wiring issues (and lots of swearing) complicated by my girlfriend moving out... Don't worry, we're still together, long, complicated story. I had to rebuild the entire circuit. This probably was a blessing is disguise since the alignment of the internal support with warp pylons...
  19. Cybergrinder

    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    Wiring complete And he front of the secondary hull, had to be attached first since I chose this as the "access point" for the power supply
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    To be somewhat Enterprising....

    So, secondary (mostly) complete, here's the inner support ready to be wired and the shell for once complete