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Seriously Rogerio, you have truly created a work of art. A tribute to both you and UHU02. Thank you for sharing it with us. I am especially impressed with the small scale. My clubby fingers have trouble with even the larger scales.

Is this the movie trailer for next year's Star Trek movie? :twisted:

What software do you use to open a .rar file?

Most aspects of the US Homeland Security Act are pretty scary.

Luke and Han pit Jedi willpower vs. Homeland Security waterboarding. The Millenium Falcon lands at Los Angeles Airport, where Yoda and Jabba are subjected to full-body cavity searches. Vader goes through a whole body x-ray scan, again and again because they can't decide if he is carrying a bomb...

Hope you have a great time! My wife and I have always dreamed of a trip to the UK; England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales. Maybe when we retire.

Looks like a cardboard Legoland!!

Very neat! When I was young I read a book written by a Kaiten pilot who was preparing to go on a mission when the war suddenly ended. He was quite emotionally shook up and felt like a failure for a while. I wonder if we can find an IJN sub model and scale two of these guys to fit on the deck?

I made my first human figure recently, Tinkerbell, for my Grand daughter. A lot harder than it looked. Winnie the Pooh came out much better. I think I better stick to ships and spacecraft for now.

I have the Helicopter aircraft carrier downloaded, one of those to get around to...someday.

Great job! Now you need a Typhoon (maybe the Red October?) for it to play with.

I have no useful input about waterproofing, but I was wondering what kind of New Year's fancy party dress requires Star Trek equipment? A costume party?

My understanding is there was a similar school shooting in China. Cry out, everyone, for peace on Earth, good will towards men.

First, THANK YOU ever so much for your service to our country. Your model is a great blend of media. If not for the second pic, you'd never know when plastic stops and paper starts. And your camo paint job is superb.

Wow, a mix of both of my hobbies: Paper Models and Christmas lights! Far more talent than my clubby fingers possess, thanks for sharing with us (SO SAY WE ALL!). BTW, in your 11/27 photo I see a Space 1999 Eagle peeking out of the corner of the photo. One of the models on my bucket list. Is...

Our bird is in the oven, eating around 7:00 pm. Started late because we went to see Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 2 at noon matinee. Turned out, not very busy! Great movie if you're a Twilight fan.

I downloaded the instructions and history papers. Thank you Mr. Rose, not only for the model but the history lesson, too, Very impressive amount of research. I probably won't build the full size model, first because I don't have a fireplace, and two, my wife wouldn't let me build a 4 foot...

well, your explanation certainly makes sense! Although, the Amish were a superstitious lot, hex signs on their barns, etc. I don't think the 21st century Amish have as many hangups though.

We have a round barn near me in Northern Indiana. If I recall, it was moved from a farm to it's present site, a tourist attraction called Amish Acres. The round barn was converted to a stage theater in the round auditorium and now the Round Barn Theatre show plays about Amish life and...

OK, I know there's a lot of space junkies out there. I remember there's a certain altitude one has to reach to get the title of Astronaut. Did Felix Baumgarter reach that height? Is he officially an astronaut now?