U.S.S. Excelsior Model Composite Art

[trekriffic]

Recently, I took some new pics of my old AMT 1/1000 scale Excelsior model:

I also took a few green screen images like this one:

From there a few talented friends of mine did these composite images.
Hope you enjoy them!

 

[Potemkin_Prod]

Well done, sir!

 

[Kaiser]

severally awesome work there

 

[BolianAuthor]

Wow... nice work, and nice Excelsior model you've got!

 

[JWD75]

Awesome. Makes my Excelsior model look like garbage.

 

[trekriffic]

Thanks for the comments everyone! Here's a few more pics of the model:

And a link to my album on Photobucket:
http://s146.photobucket.com/albums/r259/Trekriffic/Excelsior/

 

[Nero's Shadow]

Very nice !!!!! love the paint job !!!!

 

[Albertese]

Yeah! How much of that surface detail is paint and how much is decals?

Either way it looks very impressive.

--Alex

 

[Potemkin_Prod]

Beautiful work!

 

[trekriffic]

Yeah! How much of that surface detail is paint and how much is decals?

Either way it looks very impressive.

--Alex

Since you asked Alex...
This model was originally built about 20 years ago and then redone about 5 years ago using DLM parts for the photorp launchers and DLM decals for the windows and blue paneling. The French blue and light grey warp engine covers and black wraparound warp grills were airbrushed with Testors enamels as were the bridge details and steel details above the impulse engine deck. The dorsal was airbrushed titanium. The deflector tunnel and stern shuttle bay doors were airbrushed steel. The model was given a rub down with model wax and lightly sprayed with transparent gloss pearl lacquer prior to decaling. Testors clear gloss and clear satin lacquer were sprayed on from rattle cans for the final finish.

Again, thanks for everyone's comments!