Olli's Imperial Shuttle, modified

[Texman]

Originally Posted by JohnGay

Nice work. I tend to go the other way when I model. When I built an AT-ST, I printed it to 11"X17" paper and glued to pieces to cardstock.
I had a quick look and found a Tydirium shuttle that's 18 pages, includes interior details and working wings and rear gun mount.
Guess I'll have to add that to my growing list of may-get-around-to-build-if-my-wife-doesn't-kick-me-out-first.

Duh. After re-reading your post, I realized you meant you enlarge models!

[JohnGay]

Yes. I lack the skills for your level of detail, so I build bigger, easier.
But I also suffer from being extremely AR, so I put far too much effort into my details and get extremely upset with myself when things go south.

[Texman]

I understand what you mean. Lately, I have found it harder to build my usual 1/144 scale, I may try experimenting with 1/100 or 1/72 soon.

[JohnGay]

Although I did try my hand at a micro model, just to see how it'd turn out.


Notice the detailed interior complete with seats (-=

[Texman]

First thing I noticed was the interior. Nothing wrong with that!

But the penny looks suspiciously large paper!

[JohnGay]

Sorry, I was talking about the penny (-= Got it from AirDave and printed it half-sized.

Yes, the interior of the Galileo II was nicely detailed. My only complaint for the model was the computer panels on the walls were printed when they should be triangular panels sticking out from the side walls.
Also, the ramp doesn't sit properly on the nacelle. But the opening door is a nice touch.