Vibrant enough for those future people... look forward to more progress
Battlestar Galactica/Buck Rogers Hover Vehicle
- Thread starter Rhaven Blaack
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Here are the internal formers. As you can see, there are two more c3 former parts added. This will add strength and support to the overall vehicle and to the cargo area and trunk.
I laminated the formers to 1mm thick.
The formers are assembled.
The formers are put in place.
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I laminated the formers to 1mm thick.
The formers are assembled.
The formers are put in place.
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Here are the parts for the operator's cabin frame and control console.
The operator's cabin frame, control console is assembled.
Here are the parts for the operator's cabin interior and steering wheel.
I inserted the interior side panels.
The Operator's cabin interior is assembled.
The operator's cabin frame, control console is attached in place.
The Operator's cabin interior is put in place.
The bottom plate is attached in place.
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The operator's cabin frame, control console is assembled.
Here are the parts for the operator's cabin interior and steering wheel.
I inserted the interior side panels.
The Operator's cabin interior is assembled.
The operator's cabin frame, control console is attached in place.
The Operator's cabin interior is put in place.
The bottom plate is attached in place.
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I'm already hearing the engine revving up: "tucker-tucker-tucker-tucker..."! 
Here are the parts for the "energy packs" and the intake system.
The "energy packs" are assembled.
The "energy packs" are attached in place.
The intake system is assembled.
The intake system is attached in place.
This is a "step" that will be attached to the back end of the intake system.
The step is attached in place.
I finished the other side.
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The "energy packs" are assembled.
The "energy packs" are attached in place.
The intake system is assembled.
The intake system is attached in place.
This is a "step" that will be attached to the back end of the intake system.
The step is attached in place.
I finished the other side.
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1980 batterypack's max. six hours
As mentioned earlier in the thread, this particular Hover Vehicle is set apart from all of the rest, due to the fact that it has a (rathter peculiar) component that (during the intitial design and beta test build) we missed. We have called this component "the scoop".
This component is only visible in a very short scene (that was not shot very well.). Unfortunatley, there are no other shots from any other angle (especially fron the opposite side, (possibly) showing more of the component).
Here are the components for the "scoop".
The individual components are assembled.
(*NOTE* I strongly recommend, when assembling the main part of the scoop; place part s2 into s1. Make certain that the seams of s2 go into the folds of s1 (that way, the outside component supports and seals the inside component and (in turn) holds itself together).
I attached s3 in place. Attach s4 to the side of the HV. Place the "scoop" onto s4.
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This component is only visible in a very short scene (that was not shot very well.). Unfortunatley, there are no other shots from any other angle (especially fron the opposite side, (possibly) showing more of the component).
Here are the components for the "scoop".
The individual components are assembled.
(*NOTE* I strongly recommend, when assembling the main part of the scoop; place part s2 into s1. Make certain that the seams of s2 go into the folds of s1 (that way, the outside component supports and seals the inside component and (in turn) holds itself together).
I attached s3 in place. Attach s4 to the side of the HV. Place the "scoop" onto s4.
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Here is a small update. These are the parts for the propulsion exhausts.
The propulsion exhausts are assembled.
The propulsion exhausts are attached in place.
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The propulsion exhausts are assembled.
The propulsion exhausts are attached in place.
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Exhausting work, but these will propel it along nicely
Thank you for the encouraging comment.
I have to say that your commentary is PUNtiful.
Here are the parts for the spoiler/trunk lid.
The spoiler/trunk lid is assembled.
I attached the spoiler/trunk lid in place (showing the trunk open).
Now showing the trunk closed.
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The spoiler/trunk lid is assembled.
I attached the spoiler/trunk lid in place (showing the trunk open).
Now showing the trunk closed.
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Hhhmmm I could say something about spoiling but I leave that to chuffy, I will say that you are at steam with this moddel all looks very 3c.