GENET Tabletop gaming model collection
- Thread starter Rhaven Blaack
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Moving onto the AFT/engine exhaust section.
Do not forget the internal former for the AFT/engine exhaust section.
Here is the main part for the AFT/engine exhaust section and the internal former.
The internal former is assembled
The AFT/engine exhaust section is assembled (with the internal former inside).
Here are the intakes and engines.
The intakes and engines are assembled.
The intakes and engines are attached in place.
These are the engine exhausts.
Here are the parts for the engine exhausts.
The engine exhausts are assembled.
Attaching the engine exhausts in place.
The engine exhausts are attached in place.
Do not forget the internal former for the AFT/engine exhaust section.
Here is the main part for the AFT/engine exhaust section and the internal former.
The internal former is assembled
The AFT/engine exhaust section is assembled (with the internal former inside).
Here are the intakes and engines.
The intakes and engines are assembled.
The intakes and engines are attached in place.
These are the engine exhausts.
Here are the parts for the engine exhausts.
The engine exhausts are assembled.
Attaching the engine exhausts in place.
The engine exhausts are attached in place.
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This model template has a great deal of greebling potential. The panel work will be interesting, indeed.
Next up are the tail booms and vertical stablizers.
Here are teh parts for the tail booms and vertical stablizers.
The individual components for the tail booms and vertical stablizers are assembled
The tail boom and vertical stablizer components are assembled.
Attaching the tail boom and vertical stablizer components in place.
The tail boom and vertical stablizer components are attached in place.
Here are teh parts for the tail booms and vertical stablizers.
The individual components for the tail booms and vertical stablizers are assembled
The tail boom and vertical stablizer components are assembled.
Attaching the tail boom and vertical stablizer components in place.
The tail boom and vertical stablizer components are attached in place.
Moving to the cabin section and main body assembly.
Starting with the cabin section.
Here are the parts for the cabin section.
The cabin section is assembled.
Here are the front section, cabin secton, and aft section.
All three sections are connected to one another.
Starting with the cabin section.
Here are the parts for the cabin section.
The cabin section is assembled.
Here are the front section, cabin secton, and aft section.
All three sections are connected to one another.
Now for the wings.
The wings have internal formers
Here are the parts for the wings (and internal formers).
The internal formers are assembled (two per wing).
The wings are assembled.
The wings are attached.
The wings have internal formers
Here are the parts for the wings (and internal formers).
The internal formers are assembled (two per wing).
The wings are assembled.
The wings are attached.
Time for the Landing gear.
The landing gear are assembled.
I am sorry that I did not include a photo of the unfolded parts of the landing gear.
The landing gear pads are attached in place.
(*NOTE* The front pad is (intentionally) backwards. The instructions show it that way.)
This model is finished.
The landing gear are assembled.
I am sorry that I did not include a photo of the unfolded parts of the landing gear.
The landing gear pads are attached in place.
(*NOTE* The front pad is (intentionally) backwards. The instructions show it that way.)
This model is finished.
- Apr 5, 2013
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Thank you sir!Strongly built model. Nice tight fitting.
These models are fun to build "as-is". They are even more fun to greeble as well. They are also great model templates to "learning & practice" both building and greebling.
I strongly recommend them to anyone who is wanting to get into paper/cardstock model building or who want to "step up" their greebling skills and techniques.
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- Apr 5, 2013
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I started working on the "detailed" (greebled) version.
Starting with the "cabin" section. I recessed the "windows" and panel lines.
The "cabin" is fully assembled.
Here are the parts for the lower half of the front section.
The lower half of the front section is assembled.
Here are both the "cabin" and lower half.
The "cabin" is attached to the lower half.
Starting with the "cabin" section. I recessed the "windows" and panel lines.
The "cabin" is fully assembled.
Here are the parts for the lower half of the front section.
The lower half of the front section is assembled.
Here are both the "cabin" and lower half.
The "cabin" is attached to the lower half.
Thank you sir.
This time, I used the same cardstock that I use for the regular construction. I wanted the panel lines to be deeper and more prominent. I am going for a more"aggressive" look. I will be adding a few more things at the end of the build that will finish off the "aggressive" look.
