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I'd take the V blaster! I made one as a kid out of plywood.

Now THOSE are worth resurrecting a thread! (BTW I'm still working on the beta of Gearz' midget Hammerhead Fighter. It got buried under a few other projects)

Awwww... c'mon! The suspense is going to kill...somebody... :twisted:

I'm impressed. This one's on my list, when I have enough confidence to tackle it.

Odd. I could have sworn I posted some of those posts last summer...time warp or EBOK error?

I love that ship! That is one beautiful piece of work! And you managed to make the yard look nice too! With me, it seems to be either one or the other. Nice work on both counts!

Awesome! I have to ask (because I want to copy the technique): How did you do the laser blasts?

Heh heh heh... :twisted:Screw the 1:40 scale. How about to fit this one I just finished: http://www.papermodelers.com/forum/alternate-dimensions/15325-large-scale-shadowcat.html Below: Yes, those are 3 1/2" Clone Troopers in the 'cat.

If you want, you can send me the step-by-step directions and the pictures, and I can do all the layout. Nice boat, by the way. And you're right, fletching is attaching the feathers to the arrows (or atlatl darts, in my case). I still have the tutorial somewhere on this machine.

My first attempt at test building was off. The ship ended up over 2 feet long, ate my entire supply of ink, and most of my cardstock. It's the monster on the left side of the picture. Of course, for the next test, I went too far the other way... If you follow the prototypes from left to...

I have Adobe Acrobat and have done this type of thing before for other subjects (like fletching arrows). If you'd like help in that regard, let me know.

I was always a fan of R5-D4 (sadly, I lost mine in a pine tree many moons ago). I think a black R5 unit would look cool.

What if you filed down the end of the sucker stick to a point? And at least you get to eat the suckers!

Buy in bulk and sell the rest on ebay?

DO they make clear ping pong balls? Would they be the right size?

I always wondered why Imperial technology never got more aerodynamic than World War II. Definitely a cool plane, though. (Or are they spaceworthy? I'm a little vague on the details of the 40K universe)

BEAUTIFUL. I really can't think of another word to describe it.

Puts a whole new twist on that phrase, "Paper or plastic?" Because without looking Reeeeeeaaalllly close, I doubt I could tell. Awesome work!

You know, I just now realized they had different markings... What kind of a fan am I?:oops: