Anyone still build models?
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The folks that restored the TOS E for the Smithsonian have the right color, which is a sort of concrete gray with a vaguely greenish tint. You can find online articles about it. I think they recommend Tamiya AS-12 Japanese gray for modelers, but I just personally prefer light ghost gray for a more on-screen look.
I find Tamiya AS-18 Light Gray (IJA) to be a very good match for the Enterprise.
Except, I think that was AS-2 IJN Light Gray (typo, I'm sure).
Modelwerx, which already did Kelvin aftermarket structures for the Round2 Discoprise—now has both Refit and TOS options, like this one:
https://modelwerkshop.com/products/1-1000-discovery-enterprise-tos-upgrade-kit-stl-download
https://modelwerkshop.com/products/1-1000-discovery-enterprise-tos-upgrade-kit-stl-download
That's probably what I meant to say
Damn old brain.
Starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel on this one..... Unfortunately, that light is actually coming from hundreds and hundreds of little holes I gotta poke into this thing....
I do this for fun.
VERY nice! (Tries out the "love" action for the first time).
One of the best things about the Enterprise is that she is beautiful no matter the color. My model is currently primer gray as I finish up on some spots, but I enjoy looking at her even in this unfinished state all the same.
One of the best things about the Enterprise is that she is beautiful no matter the color. My model is currently primer gray as I finish up on some spots, but I enjoy looking at her even in this unfinished state all the same.
It's her balanced proportions and clean lines that make her that way (yes, I said "her" - naval traditions, after all).
Many of you remember the 1980 Filmation FLASH GORDON animated series.
I located photos of the physical models that were rotoscoped:
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I located photos of the physical models that were rotoscoped:
Space Academy and Beyond — Filmation’s Saturday Morning VFX
In 1977 Everything Changed. Saying that Star Wars altered entertainment and society forever may not be an exaggeration. It’s hard for those not around in 1977 to understand the significant im…
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More here-scroll down:
Space Academy and Beyond — Filmation’s Saturday Morning VFX
In 1977 Everything Changed. Saying that Star Wars altered entertainment and society forever may not be an exaggeration. It’s hard for those not around in 1977 to understand the significant im…
agraphafx.com
STO
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Well, she's sci fi: This is a 1/6 3D printed kit of Dejah Thoris I bought from Crimson Raven Miniatures:
I have a lot of trouble painting eyes, so I was grateful her bangs were a separate part that shadows them I think I'll go back to planes and spaceships for a while, they're more forgiving. Any mistake can be called weathering. 
Dejah Thoris
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I have a lot of trouble painting eyes, so I was grateful her bangs were a separate part that shadows them
I think I'll go back to planes and spaceships for a while, they're more forgiving. Any mistake can be called weathering.
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Well, she's sci fi: This is a 1/6 3D printed kit of Dejah Thoris I bought from Crimson Raven Miniatures:
Dejah Thoris
www.inpayne.com
I have a lot of trouble painting eyes, so I was grateful her bangs were a separate part that shadows them
I'm not getting an image.
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It's visible, just takes a long time to load for some reason...
That is a really nice looking model. Thanks for posting that.
Further progress...... damn this thing has a lot of windows!
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