Star Trek: Starships Model/Magazine Subscription
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I haven't either. I'm guessing that the stock was late arriving. I haven't received one for the Rocinante I ordered last week either.
Heh, I got my notice about 8 hours after this post.
Nice. Still nothing for me. The wait better be worth it. lol.
Ben Robinson tweeted earlier today that he just discovered another ship he thought never made it past the drawing board actually did get produced and has been sitting in a warehouse here in the states. He dropped the designers name so it’s been deduced that it’s either a Disco or SNW ship. But he hasn’t said which…
Ben Robinson tweeted earlier today that he just discovered another ship he thought never made it past the drawing board actually did get produced and has been sitting in a warehouse here in the states. He dropped the designers name so it’s been deduced that it’s either a Disco or SNW ship. But he hasn’t said which…
It’s weird it would be in a US warehouse. Also not sure why he’d need to be cagey about it if true.
Based on the timing of when ships were seen on a show and then released, I’d lean more towards early season 4 Disco vs SNW, probably the 32nd century shuttlecraft, but most likely something for which we’ve already seen a pretty advanced prototype like the Armstrong class.
I'm in the UK, my mid-size Cerritos was delivered yesterday.
A warning about the XL Cerritos, it has the worst window alignment issues out of any Eaglemoss ships. And that's saying something.
I flogged mine for about £200 before MR re-released stuff, so not a bad investment purchase. The Rocinante XL was an amazing bargain, in a couple of years, I plan to sell that too.
I flogged mine for about £200 before MR re-released stuff, so not a bad investment purchase. The Rocinante XL was an amazing bargain, in a couple of years, I plan to sell that too.
Breaking news: Ben Robinson is not omniscient.
(Yeah, it's got to be one of the DIS 32nd century ships we've seen prototypes of...)
(Yeah, it's got to be one of the DIS 32nd century ships we've seen prototypes of...)
I think I have seen at least five test-shots that looked fully finished and were probably close to production: Armstrong, Currie, Dresselhaus, Saturn and Tikhov.
My money is on the USS Armstrong.
It was pretty much a finished project, and I’m guessing not cheaper either for EM to make.
Hence, I think it’s coming…
It was pretty much a finished project, and I’m guessing not cheaper either for EM to make.
Hence, I think it’s coming…
Based on the numbers available and how the mid-scale Cerritos sold, you should have about 10 minutes. However, I’ve noticed that the XLs are waaay more popular, so I’d cut that to 5 minutes, so remember to set an alarm!
Good hunting BBSers in your attempts to snag EM goodies!
May all your attempts be more like this…
and less this…
May all your attempts be more like this…
and less this…
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