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Nice work everyone
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I will be building it one day for my wife who like me is into star gazing, we have some of the most powerful telescopes U can buy on Earth (where else would U go) and look at the night sky every op we get, also I will build a U.S. shuttle to go with it if I can find a 1/40th scale one to do. This is a very interesting build and will keep an eye on it.
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After several hours last night and all day today and some time last week I finally finished the solar arrays that have been waiting for months to be done. Not going to lie it took some effort to finish 8 of them but it looks amazing. Over 3 ft wide. It's nearing very close to completion after 2 years:
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After several hours last night and all day today and some time last week I finally finished the solar arrays that have been waiting for months to be done. Not going to lie it took some effort to finish 8 of them but it looks amazing. Over 3 ft wide. It's nearing very close to completion after 2 years:
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Great work, Im not looking forward to the Solar Panels either... I have found a home fo the giant ISS in January, Ill post pocs when installed
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super job Aaron!
I'm really excited to see your giant sir John! |
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When I realized that one single solar array would take up maybe 5-6 sheets of paper and would also be about 2 and a half feet long, I decided to put them off too <_______<........... And I only need to build one set q=
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Hello everybody,
I am redoing this excelent model with better paper and i am wondering where do segment to segment jumpers are glued when you have s1/p1 attached to s0 ? if you have any idea, or any pic it will be great ^^ Thank you, Have a nice day |
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I don't know how I always seem to do that but everytime I am looking at the AXM site I happen to be there right when something is updated.
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