Star Trek Overhauls

[Paragon]

Originally Posted by pdmccool

Paragon,

Which Miranda/Reliant is that in your pics? I don't remember seeing one that small before.

Its Shunichi Makino's, I just scaled it down.

[starship builder]

i like the redraw and that your fixing the parts together to make building easy i got so confused on trying to build this before

[pdmccool]

Originally Posted by Paragon

Its Shunichi Makino's, I just scaled it down.

Should have known.

[Darth Windius]

Good work and thanks, Paragon, as usual!!!!

[Rhaven Blaack]

Paragon,
As always, you have done a FANTASTIC job on these models. I am impressed with your skills. Keep up the GREAT work.

[Scott K]

Originally Posted by D-WHALE

Can you post some pics? Are you happy with the result?

Considering how some of my other builds have come out lately, I was more satisfied with this one than I expected to be. I think another builder could certainly do a better job than I did, though. I started JB's Sagittarius a few months ago, but gave up on it after I made too many mistakes with the engines (rolling, wrinkled, too thick paper, and located the pylon too far to starboard).

Anyway, here's a couple of pix of my build of the Rhode Island.

Scott K.

[mchale]

@ scott k the rhode island looks good
@ paragon any more on the overhauls

[Paragon]

I just moved back into my dorm for spring semester, and today is my first day of classes, so I'm slightly busy at the moment. I'm slowly building the now complete Prometheus redraw though.

[Darth Windius]

Originally Posted by Scott K

Considering how some of my other builds have come out lately, I was more satisfied with this one than I expected to be. I think another builder could certainly do a better job than I did, though. I started JB's Sagittarius a few months ago, but gave up on it after I made too many mistakes with the engines (rolling, wrinkled, too thick paper, and located the pylon too far to starboard).

Anyway, here's a couple of pix of my build of the Rhode Island.

Scott K.

Be patient, everybody makes errors (in fact, I think we all progress through our errors, if we can understand them, and avoid in the future). So, don't give away, one thing better with Paper Models, compared to p*****c ones, is that you only have to print again and build again .

Not at all exciting at the beginning , but the further results are worth these efforts.

And your Rhodes Island buid is not bad at all, just the contrary

[Darth Windius]

Originally Posted by Paragon

I just moved back into my dorm for spring semester, and today is my first day of classes, so I'm slightly busy at the moment. I'm slowly building the now complete Prometheus redraw though.

Okay Paragon, Studies and life are more important than Paper Modeling (that's what many persons, including "she", say to me regularly, it may be true ).

I wish you'll have an as good semester as possible, have success with studies (and girls ), and good moments with friends and mates