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How true... :thumb: :mrgreen:

So cool! Or, to say it with the Jeff Wayne musical version of "The war of the worlds": Come on, THUNDER CHILD! :thumb:

Very nice!

Well, a complete Battlestar in 1/430 would be a liiiiiiittle bit too large... but I can see the bow of it, for example, as a size comparison. Or the front of a landing bay with the proud nameplate.

I just did the math - I didn't know it before, either. But it is cool... maybe I should start a whole collection of 1:430 scale starships?

Hm, the big one in A4 is in scale to my SULACO (1/430)... so I guess I will use this one.

That looks nice! I am thinking about doing that ship in the next time, too, so it will ne interesting to watch your building process. How large is that container?

Thanks!

Stunning! I LOVE it!! Very, veeeeery well done.

Good start with the wheels!

Thanks! I really feel honored because of this.

Here are my final pictures of the finished SULACO, unaltered and from many different angles. Enjoy!

Sure, why not. What do I have to do to host them here?

I simply can't stop myself... here are some more pictures, this time from the starboard side:

Here is another variant, looking like a comic illustration:

Thanks, guys! :cool:

While talking about Photoshop... I tool nearly 150 pictures of the finished model last weekend, and here is one of them (yes, this is really my papermodel!) with two different background. Enjoy!

Thanks, guys! :cool:

What a GREAT idea! :thumb::mrgreen:sign1

Final countdown... These are the last parts: This is where they belong: And with these parts this 30 months project is... finished! Last friday was the "rollout" at our local cardboard modeller meeting: Here I replaced the background in Photoshop for a better view: I will...