Millenium Falcon [Shunichi Makino] - Page 3

**Fargo** · #21 08-06-2012, 07:53 AM

And greebling for the 'under-skin' details are also done

and once the skin goes on, more greebling to do...

hooray for greebling!!!!!!!

more, even more!!!
the more you put on, the better it will look!

Neptune · #22 08-06-2012, 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by scyeige

Thanks RB & Vermin_King!

Base structure is done (finally)

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And greebling for the 'under-skin' details are also done

and once the skin goes on, more greebling to do...

It's time to kick back, have a couple of drinks, and relax for the weekend!

Here are the pics, until next time...

Can't wait to see more. I've got a MF that I'd like to finish and build, this gives me ideas.

**scyeige** · #23 08-06-2012, 11:04 PM

Thanks guys!

Build is going slowly, RL takes precedence... but it will get done...

**scyeige** · #24 08-13-2012, 01:23 PM

Build has been slow... but there has been some progress

The skins have gone on and the bottom panels are done - with greebling.
It's been pretty tedious and time consuming.

Well, on with the pics!

**Fargo** · #25 08-14-2012, 06:12 AM

good! I agree with you, it's very tedious, but the result is worth the effort. another advice I'd love to give you is this (and even more tedious, if possible): I noticed the ship has plenty of straigth panel lines... well, another good point in term of realism would be to "scribe" them with the tip of a little screwdriver. you don't have to press hard, just to inscribe the paper a little, in order to get the effect of panels. if you have already glued the panels in place avoid to do it, because this operation needs to be done when you have the panel flat on your table/support: the risk is to ruin, bend or, worst, rip the paper. just an idea

**scyeige** · #26 08-14-2012, 02:26 PM

Thanks Fargo... I did think about scribing the panel lines... but thought better of it - might just rip the whole thing up...

**scyeige** · #27 08-14-2012, 02:33 PM

Well, a little update... top panel greebles done!

**KCinKC46** · #28 08-14-2012, 03:00 PM

The greebling on the docking ports themselves will probably be a nightmare.

**Rhaven Blaack** · #29 08-15-2012, 12:25 PM

I am absolutely blown away with the detail that you are putting into this project.
I am GREATLY IMPRESSED and AMAZED with your skills.
Keep up the GREAT work!!!