My first model UHU02 Tie

Thanks all,
Indeed I have a lot of different packaging I will try it your way Revell.
Can you post some pic's off your progress on the Tie fighter?
 
So a update from my tie project.

The mess that I make during the day......
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Oops that is not fitted like it suposed to be.
Had to make a new ring the original ring didn't fit any more.
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LIike revell I used also blister package for the windows.
Also I had to make a new ring otherwise the lid didn't fit correctly.
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For a first time not to bad at all I supose.
 
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Great job so far. I haven't had the curage to try a model by Uhu02 yet.
 
Making a smooth sphere out of flat paper is quite a challenge. You are doing a great job so far, mijob! I can imagine how difficult this is; the ball is only 56% the size of the one I assembled and has a lot more petals. Don't give up. Once you know how the parts go together you can use this knowledge for future builds - which will turn out even better. :)
 
Then I glueed the suport on the sphere.
I couldn't use the suport from UHU so I had to use something else. (Beware of the mouse)
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And finaly it begins to look like a TIE!!!
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Tomorow more details will be added.
And then its wing time with afcourse more details.
 
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I also use a lot of things i have handy to help shape, and/or hold parts while the glue dries. Looking good so far. thumbsup
 
INDEED!

Great to see the mouse in your house! She's very famous here in Germany. :)
 
You may have obtained a perfect seamless sphere, but your consistently in technique makes the model a complete success. ;)
 
This is a bit off topic but I wanted to share this with you all.

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Tie Interceptor ~ By William Hayden - The Fiber Optic Store

William Hayden’s photos guide us thru how he incorporated single strand fiber optic filament into his impeccable build of the 1/72 Fine Molds Tie Interceptor ~ Remote Interceptor Base Lima. William: I built this project for a Star Wars group build last year. It took over 100 hours to build...
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