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NX-100 Daedalus in drydock (WIP)

An amazing start.

I've done some kitbashing, but scratch-building is a whole other level. I envy your talent and especially your patience.

It looks like those are working warp engines.

Could you use large thin sheets to cover the nacelles instead of strips or is there a method to your madness?
 
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Wow, I can't even begin to imagine how much work must have gone into this and it's not even finished. Hope you'll someday be able to complete this beauty.

Amazing work!
 
Nice! I really like the interior of that shuttlebay. How much of that will you be able to see once it's complete?
The mini-astronauts doing construction are cute! :lol:
 
An amazing start.

I've done some kitbashing, but scratch-building is a whole other level. I envy your talent and especially your patience.

It looks like those are working warp engines.

Could you use large thing sheets to cover the nacelles instead of strips or is there a method to your madness?

yes those are warp coils you see. The look i'll be going for is about 40% completed, so there will be lots of workpods buzzing about and several welding strobes flashing at different intervals.

http://www.miniatronics.com/Merchan...ode=100-201-01&Category_Code=&Product_Count=0

The drydock is going to be a huge challenge, as I have to build a drydock somewhere in between this

http://www.neutralzone.de/database/PreFederation/22thcentury/3FingeredDrydock.htm

and this

http://ncc1701.us/18.html

so any suggestions will be enthusiastically welcomed!

Nice! I really like the interior of that shuttlebay. How much of that will you be able to see once it's complete?
The mini-astronauts doing construction are cute! :lol:

I will try to keep the sides open for viewing.

thank you all for your very kind, encouraging words!:hugegrin:
 
Wow, that looks simply amazing. I envy your patience - it looks like you really put a lot of work into that. Very nice job; I would love to see it when it is complete. :)
 
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