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That's what she said, Mousemuffins!

Drroooollz

It looks so blue with the flash, much better and greyer (is that a word?) without it. Very good look!

VERY neat... well neater than mine, course mine was my first eva Card model, full stop... Sweet!

That should be quite easy, the model should finish 1.7 metres long, or something?:eek:

Foin!peasoup

He was talking about matching the Sulaco's scale to a plastic model of a Drop-ship he has in 1/144 scale... Which would be awesome, btw!:thumb:

There, ya go, it's not a thruster, ftl and we still use thrusters? Rocket launcher works for me.

I like to eat all the food....

ok, so there is one on each side then?

Basically, if you make sure the outside parts are dry, and glue the internal boxes together with supaglu, it shouldn't warp at all... Also, Jan, the graphic you showed us with the top section and what appears to be a panel with an "explosion star pattern" on the side, what is the smokey star...

This is probaly easily remedied by using bolsa wood inside it?

Why is that Bishop? You have the remote controls, Ripley... Oops. My bad?

I think I speak for everyone when I say... WOOT!!!:thumb:

So... crumbs. I'm gunna make the full size Sulaco, cos it's awesome, but... crumbs, that's REALLY SMALL!!! Well done!

For structural strength, I plan to use a lot of 1mm card to re-inforce each block to form a very strong and rigid infrastructure. Some blocks may well end up 5mm thick on the inside, and with the application of Cyanoacrylate adhesive (cheap superglue), soaked into the card, the infrastucture...

I agree with Mousemuffins! Released in sections would be the way to go for beginnners like myself:thumb:

Mousemuffins: This is weird, it's greener in person, but quite brown-yellow in that phottorgraff! :-P

:inw:I agree with Mousemuffins!!! Please let it be seperate, I want one too! :woot1:

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