Damn! And I just pre-ordered the Probert-C. Guess I'll have to place a separate order.
Apart from the drab mono-gray color, standard Voyager is among my top favourite models. It is the same size as it’s Furuta counterpart, but much better in quality, and totally better than the Johnny Lightning version.
Really? I though the Johnny Lighting one was far better. I'm willing to overlook the non-moving nacelles on the Eaglemoss one (though it's interesting that cheaper one managed to pull that off), but the large seamlines along the sides and the fact that they got the font wrong for the name and registry are a big turnoff for me.
Yeah, my Phoenix was a little wonky too. The primary hull came separated in the box too, which required additional repairs. I just wish they didn't re-use the Bonchune model using a slightly-modified Galaxy secondary hull. The original Phoenix/Nebula filming model's hull was much more stocky and stubby. I understand it was done to reduce cost, since the CG model was already available and easy to modify, but I really wished they'd done a more accurate Phoenix. Just my own little pet peeve.
if you look closely you can see the lack of detail on the top, front-half of the secondary hull folks were complaining about elsewhere.Website now includes model pictures (sans underside) on the Probert C:
https://shop.eaglemoss.com/star-trek-official-starship-collection/uss-enterprise-ncc-1701-c-ship-probert-concept?utm_source=RedEye&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=SHOP EMAILS 171215&utm_content=180110_UK_WHATSNEW
Yeah, my Phoenix was a little wonky too. The primary hull came separated in the box too, which required additional repairs. I just wish they didn't re-use the Bonchune model using a slightly-modified Galaxy secondary hull. The original Phoenix/Nebula filming model's hull was much more stocky and stubby. I understand it was done to reduce cost, since the CG model was already available and easy to modify, but I really wished they'd done a more accurate Phoenix. Just my own little pet peeve.
OTOH, I need a big solid Voyager model.![]()
Battlestar Galactica News:
Viper Mk II (2004 BSG) is slated for March.
http://multiverse.trekcollective.com/2018/01/first-eaglemoss-battlestar-galactica.html
Out of curiosity do the warp pylons on the Voyager move or are they fixed?
i’m really on the fence about them myself. i have three (skipped TOS and the D because it’s the worst offender in simply upscaling a very flawed sculpt). but i will defend the enterprise-E as the most necessary XL. it’s so small as a standard sized model, i find it satisfying to have a larger, if imperfect model.The XL series is extremely disappointing. I have no idea why they thought simply upscaling the 5" models was a good idea. The XL 1701-E is the worst of the lot IMO. At least they added some (minor) details to Voyager.
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