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thumbsup Thx again. I was able to finalize the tubes. (not finally glued together) Next the engine block.

Uuuups no 2. Thx also to you. I will do correct in my next build. I will try to correct. ..... and please dont hesitate to send tips or critique.

Uuuuups thought they were panels. Thx for the clarification.

Next parts finalized. And details added to cockpit and Hi tube. 2 more to go.

Dear All, It was a long wait until the Viper was finally launched. I as a BSG and SW fan built the model immediately. It has the same size (1:48) as the Mark II from UHU. - So far so good, but my favorite size is 1:32. So I printed out the parts on an A3 printer and see.....it almost reaches...

Sounds very cool - 1/32 is my favourite scale. Are you allowed/going to publish the 1/32 Tie? P.S. 1/32 Viper you would be allowed - is this also on your todo list?

Then I painted the edges and made some weathering.

I used the same parts as for the upside and added details. To fill the hole for the droid on the upper side I used the cannon part - looks OK for me.

Additional greebling material for the end parts. And final assably. Looking good - not perfect but good. And then I turned to the bottom side - Whaaaat? Looking boring - and by checking the plastic model I noticed that - of course - the bottom side is also greebled. So printing additional...

Mashines final - end part done. End part: 2 copies - glue together to have the correct pattern (colour) on both sides, as both sides are visible. (also more stable) - and I cut the glueing tabs - they are not needed and would not look good, I suppose Connection between end part and mashines...

Please feel free to ask everybothy here in this forum. Everybody will be glad to help. I used 3 copies - 1st is to form the part. From the second copy some details are cut out. And this panels are glued on the first one. The third copy is used to make details popping up. Sometimes on thicker...

attached the details for the mashines, attached to one - another one to be finalized

I would not name it add-on kit, but I would upload my parts to this model. Maybe it might be used as is or as a basis for better parts.

Oh forgot to mention: The part shown in the penultimate picture was created with the correct texture on both sides, so that the inside view is also correct.

You got that right - it has much space for adding details, and thx for your cheering words. My last post was a bit longer ago, which is because i had to struggle with the next parts. I noticed that the plastic model looks different as the paper model. Therefore I tried to create some parts...

ITS OUT!! Wonderful model. Thanks to RevellFan and RhavenBlaak for this gift. - Unfortunately I am still ocupied in my recent build. Stop Y-Wing and start Viper? Y/N Y/N Y/N Y/NY/N Y/NY/N Y/NY/N Y/N - hard decision. As mama always said - finalize things first before you start the next one...

Fully agree - and looking like plastic is ment as a complient ;-)

The next part must be placed in front of the greebeling, because it has to be pushed through an opening, which is not possible afterwards. The additional parts up to here I made mostly with 1mm cardstock. For the next parts I will use a smaller thickness.

Thank you for the cheering words. I like them too, and I hope the final painting and weathering will optimize it.