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Here is a pic of my first Enterprise model. I'm kinda proud of this model. It was very detailed and at times, complex. But I had fun making it. Build time was about three weeks.

Catastrophe! I finished the lower half of the saucer, got the ring halves in and test fitted the top half of the saucer onto the lower only to see that the top half is almost a quarter inch bigger than the bottom. The further I got into the model, the more inconsistencies I began to notice...

NCC 1701-A (progress) I've made progress. Engineering hull, main deflector dish, and shuttlebay components. There are some problems with the model, but they are very subtle. It's coming together quickly.

I love Star Trek. Now that I am back into paper modeling, I plan on building all of the different versions of the Enterprise. I've already made the ToS model and now I'm working on the Enterprise A.

So...I first discovered paper modeling at the library waaaay back in the nineties when I found a book in the library titled: Making Paper Airplanes, by Roger Hawcock. I made every model in that book! My favourite being the Sopwith Camel. I made a few of those. Then life continued and I had to...

I am having the same problems. Unless, that is, I still haven't figured out the name and password. Great puzzle and it's kept me occupied (more or less) all day. Would someone let me know if the site is down?