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Rhaven Blaack submitted a new resource: Simple Colonial Viper (based on the geocities.jppapertoy_box/sirius replicas) - Simple Colonial Viper (based on the geocities.jppapertoy_box/sirius replicas) Read more about this resource...

I am glad to see that you are making progress on this model.

Thank you sir. It is a fun and easy project.

Moving on to the wings. Here are the parts for the wing, tail and pulsar cannons. The wing, tail and pulsar cannons assembled. The tail and wings are attached. This shows the difference between the older version of the engines (on the left) and what I have just done (on the right)...

You did a GREAT JOB on this project!

As always, you have done a GREAT JOB on this project. I like the display box as well.

Here is the cockpit canopy. The cockpit canopy is assembled. The cockpit canopy is attached in place. Please stay tuned in to your local Colonial Broadcast Network for further updates and they happen.

Here are a few parts that I added (to bring the model closer to accuracy, without adding complexity). Going from left-to-right: The rear landing gear plates. The plates that attach to the underside of the fuselage. The plates that go either side of the top engine, between the two side engines...

Thank you sir!

Moving to the engines. Here are the parts for the engines. ; and the fan spindles and I have laminated the fan plates and exhaust plates to 2mm thick and attach the fan spindle to the fan plate. Attached the intake cowl to the intake ring attached the intake fan to the intake ring. Al...

Yes, I am posting photos of my entire build of the Viper. However, I will be applying more focus of the areas that I improved/added to. Starting with the parts for the engine mounting block. I preformed the skin for the engine mounting block and laminated the end pieces and center former to...

For this being your first attempt, you are doing GREAT JOB on this project. I am looking forward to seeing how it turns out.

I know that it has been over a year since I have visited this thread (and topic). Recently, I was having a conversation with someone about this Viper, and realized that I forgot to include the access panels on the engines. So, I have (now) fixed that problem. I will be posting updated photos, soon.

Thank you sir.

Now for the "head" component. Here are the parts for the "head" component. The center post is assembled. The center post is attached in place. The is the internal disc/former (that attaches inside the "head" component). The "head" component is assembled. I raised all of the black...

For me, 2025 has been a very productive year for conducting beta test builds. If I were to post them all, it would take up an entire page (if no more). With that being said, I hope that 2026 is far more productive (regarding paper/cardstock model), than the years before.

You have done a GREAT JOB on these different projects.

That looks ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! You did a FANTASTIC JOB on this project!

The figures look GREAT!

Thank you sir! I look forward to seeing your build.