Space 1999 Eagle

[Scott K]

Since there seems to be a problem with the Downloads section version, I've attached a zipped version here.

Scott K.

[rickstef]

File has been approved

[Scott K]

Originally Posted by rickstef

File has been approved

Thanks, Rick. The pdf I uploaded first gave this response in Downloads; Warning: copy(./downloads/94349-Alpha Launch Pad 1.pdf) [function.copy]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in [path]/downloads.php on line 704
ERROR: File not found.

I deleted the pdf upload, and added the proper description in the comments of the new one, since I couldn't edit the description for the zip file.

Scott K.

[Scott K]

I just realised that there were no joiner strips for the base plate. So I created some and am adding the file here. There's also an extra hako Eagle to take up some of the wasted space on the page.

Scott K.

[Scott K]

I'm about to upload another version of the pad. The colors have been adjusted, an error in the boarding tube fixed, and the connectors from above added. The Eagles look a lot better, too. There are now instructions, as well. I did forget one note, part 14 should be assembled colour-side in.

My apologies to anyone who may have printed the other version already. Just reprint on this one on the back , to save paper.


Scott K.

[Scott K]

This is gettting annoying. I checked the file and found the wrong hako Eagle page was put in it. The correct one is attached below. The pad still needs to be approved in downloads.

Scott K.

[thislonelyplanet]

I tried using the way back machine, copy and pasting the url that pops up when you click on the Aigle de Cosmos 1999 (Star Trek en papier) site where the really amazing several hundred piece eagle used to be, but it couldnt find it. I suspect because the url listed is the current path to the prompt regarding the page not being valid, and not the old correct url info. Im not comp savvy enough to know about altering the url info to edit it to post it into the wayback machine, but if anyone knows how to do that, it may be an option.

[Scott K]

Originally Posted by thislonelyplanet

I tried using the way back machine, copy and pasting the url that pops up when you click on the Aigle de Cosmos 1999 (Star Trek en papier) site where the really amazing several hundred piece eagle used to be, but it couldnt find it. I suspect because the url listed is the current path to the prompt regarding the page not being valid, and not the old correct url info. Im not comp savvy enough to know about altering the url info to edit it to post it into the wayback machine, but if anyone knows how to do that, it may be an option.

Its also posted here; http://www.eagletransporter.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=314, along with mine, as well as several other 1999 models. I'm not sure if you need to be a member there to download or not. If so, its worth it, its an interesting forum.

Scott K.

[ARMORMAN]

I'm working on getting MST's eagle hosted here.

I've posted it here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?zgzh5zhcd51ehz5

[JackHydrazine]

Originally Posted by TheWebdude

Of course there's always the "daddy of em' all":

Keith Withers and Marc Robitaille's 20 page 600 piece Eagle

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Is that 600 piece Eagle still around? I'm interested in trying to build it.