Don't tell me you've never had an AMT Enterprise model with droopy nacelles.What do you mean?
Don't tell me you've never had an AMT Enterprise model with droopy nacelles.What do you mean?
thanks! I am unsure... I have old memories of playing traveller a couple of times way back when, so maybe?i really like the support craft. it's tickling some memory of something, i think a ship in a novel based on Traveller?
This one:Do you still have that one Sphere-hulled design from 3-4 years ago (Egads, that’s a trip down Memory Lane) that was pretty damn elegant? I think you had a drawing of it going into orbit around a planet or something similar… (Ship was to the left, planetoid to the right of the page/image)
She was a beaut!
Cheers,
-CM-
I have not. I have always used a metal armature in the nacelles to the pylons, through the hull, l and up into the neck to the saucer. The only AMT Enterprise I have never needed an armature was the TOS 3 ship set.Don't tell me you've never had an AMT Enterprise model with droopy nacelles.
Oh yeah, I have heard about the woes of both the TOS and especially the TMP Ent models over the years, but when I had made mine back in the day, I armatured the whole damned thing. It just seemed to be the right way to approach it. Especially since that was the way the filming models were done originally.For many a model-builder, the AMT Enterprise was frustrating. They'd put it together, and the glue would cure too slowly, making the engines sag backward and out. Putting it upside-down to set was the easiest way to attempt to counter that on their second attempt
@Colonel Midnight was that the pic that you were referring to?
lol... indeed.I think so but honestly… not sure. Damn grey hairs!
I don’t recall it looking quite so much like a rubber chicken (pardon the expression), I.e. with a long neck. That one is a pretty good design, still.
Cheers,
-CM-
lol... thanks a lot... ;p lolI like the rubber chicken! it's a good design, that it's so long makes it rather graceful.
The Landau is nice too, it looks like it can detach the sphere quite easily.![]()
glad, you like her, but I don't know what that means...I really like that TMP-era Runabout, though some of the hull detailing seems a bit too John Eaves-esque.
lol... what? lolI like that sphere hulled studie, the Sphere O'Fear class..![]()
That TMP Runabout-ish design is nice, might have a few greebles here and there but at least it doesn't point the impulse engines at the nacelles/pylons so its not that Eave-ish yet![]()
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The concept reminded me a bit of production illustrator John Eaves' style, like this sketch he did for the Argo shuttlecraft in Nemesis:glad, you like her, but I don't know what that means...
I still do not see the connection other than they are both Trek concepts. The designs are very different, as is the style.The concept reminded me a bit of production illustrator John Eaves' style, like this sketch he did for the Argo shuttlecraft in Nemesis:
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Thanks. I believe the vessel on the bottom was an idea for a Klingon Barge/Commerce vessel, etc...i like the chonky boy at the bottom
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TOS Voyagern't?
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