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Thanks a lot! That's a great start into the week. It was nearly two years ago when I finished the Diorama, but I am still delighted when I am viewing at my first Star Trek Diorama. I think it's time for a second one! regards Loenf

Hi, I think I was building the model nearly three and a half weeks almost every evening. regards Loenf

Yes, I agree with you! I think, even when the ship is brand-new it looks always a little rusty. The next Star Wars Model will show some "combat damages". regards Loenf

I didn't used any varnish,the paper becomes glossy after printing. regards Loenf

Yes, it is! An HP Color Laserjet 4700 and special cardstock for printer 250 g/m² (the normal weight is 80g/m²!). regards Loenf

The Lightsaber is illuminated by a red Ø5mm LED in the haft. The background-light ( back, top and ground) with Ø3mm white LED. Or do you mean the surface of the papermodel? That's because I used a laserprinter for the model sheets. regards Loenf

This is my latest Diorama. When I look at one of my Dioramas I always asked myself:" Why is C3PO so nervous?" So thats what he is looking at...... Darth Vader the Dark Lord of the Sith. regards Loenf

Wow, that looks really great! Especially the pilots bring the snowspeeder alive. regards loenf

Hi, this is a Model of a modified Incom T-47 Airspeeder. Its better known as the Snowspeeder used at Echo Base on Hoth. The Model is a free Model from Paper-Replika.com Every part of the model fits exactly. Just one part of the tail unit is mirror-inverted (No Problem, I just print it a...

Thanks for the link. Its like a "knightly accolade" to me:mrgreen: regards Loenf

I used the foil from blister packages. I built the canopy out of paper( negativ form), than I filled it up with gypsum. After the gypsum was hardening I was sanding and rounding the positiv form. This form I used for deep-drawing the foil from the blister pack. I heat the foil up with a heat-gun...

Hi, here is my latest model, an A-Wing Fighter from Star Wars. Yes this time no Star Trek model! I found the model several weeks before on this side: http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~sf-papercraft/Gallery/Gallery.html I made a little modification, I build a cockpit with a transparent canopy istead...

Hi, I was the last 3 days a little bit busy, so I can answer your question only now. The stand is made of the chassis of an old DVD-Player. The rest is scratch-build: I glued several plastic/electronic parts on the chassis surface and finally i varnished it matt grey. For other model stands I...

Hi! And thanks for the commendations! Wow, .....POTW! That shows me that the effort of all three attempts for building the hull was worth the trouble. Regards Loenf

Hi, here are some Pictures from my latest build, Ron Caudillo's USS Enterprise. The Saucersection was a little bit difficult, but all in all everything fits. (I build the saucer hull three times). Needles to say, that I built also one of my typical Stands. I think the next model will be a...

Hi, this is my latest ST Model the U.S.S. Sutherland NCC 72015 Nebula-Class. The model is from von Zosho's Site: The Nebula Class Starship Of course I am building in the next week a harddisk-stand for the Model:mrgreen: That Model would be the last one (for this Year:mrgreen:!) I built in...

Hi, after I read a thread of D-Whale who was building the Ent NX-01 in 1:1700 I decided to build the model as well. Considering that the scale of 1:1700 for the Ent NX-01 is very small, I choose the double size (1:850). The model lenght is 275mm and the diameter of the saucer section is 165mm...

Yes its a very difficult model! I finished my Tumbler model last year. If you want to avoid "playing" with the model, put it behind glas (build a diorama)! :mrgreen: Regards Loenf

Hi, I jused the following sites: http://www.trekships.org/fleet-charts.htm http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/scans/excelsior1.htm and some photos of D-Whale: http://www.zealotmodels.com/forum/showpost.php?p=821854&postcount=4 Regards Loenf

Hi, this is my latest model, the Enterprise NCC-1701-B. The model is a little bit bigger than my other Enterprise-Models (495mm long and 200mm wide). Due to the large scale the textur of the model is now more detailed. I have to thank Clever for Model and D-WHALE for some hints and pictures...