Star Trek Voyager
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GaryDainton- Advanced Member
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Re: Star Trek Voyager
Hard to believe Gary, but I'm sure this will be your usual outstanding work.
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Thanks Buck, Cheers John, Ill do my best. Friend brought the kit and asked me to build it for him, so I thought Id light it and put lots of goodies on LOL.
GaryDainton- Advanced Member
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Wow, that's a whole lotta goodies there, Gary. Looking forward to seeing this one.
RetiredMike- Advanced Member
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Re: Star Trek Voyager
GaryDainton wrote:All the windows require drilling out DOH!!!!!!!!!
See you in about three years LOL.
Hi Gary,
I'm in on this one, especially with all the extras going on too her, she'll look stunning...
Do you have a drill press, should make drilling a heck of a lot easier...
Andy...
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Thanks Mike, lets hope I haven't bitten off more than I can chew.
Sadly no Andy, all will be done with a mini tool and hand files. Its sat looking at me now, DARING me to make a start LOL.
Sadly no Andy, all will be done with a mini tool and hand files. Its sat looking at me now, DARING me to make a start LOL.
GaryDainton- Advanced Member
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GaryDainton wrote: Its sat looking at me now, DARING me to make a start LOL.
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Re: Star Trek Voyager
Stop worrying and get on with it .....
Me KFC's getting cold !!!
Ps ive got shed loads of fine electrical wire here if you get stuck.
Me KFC's getting cold !!!
Ps ive got shed loads of fine electrical wire here if you get stuck.
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Paul, Ill give it my best shot LOL, Thanks !!
Will do Colin, start in earnest tomorrow. Thanks for the offer of wire, will shout out f I need anything.
If Stephen lets me guys, he's had a lot of seizures in the last few days, usually around 3am so a bit knackered. However I am going to MAKE IT SO Paul.
Will do Colin, start in earnest tomorrow. Thanks for the offer of wire, will shout out f I need anything.
If Stephen lets me guys, he's had a lot of seizures in the last few days, usually around 3am so a bit knackered. However I am going to MAKE IT SO Paul.
GaryDainton- Advanced Member
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Re: Star Trek Voyager
Holy bat'leth! That's not a model, it's a commitment! Please give yearly updates!
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Re: Star Trek Voyager
My only advice is to run a level 3 diagnostic before lighting it.
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Re: Star Trek Voyager
Cheers guys
GaryDainton- Advanced Member
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Interesting project !
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Thanks Clay. And congratulations on the MOM.
GaryDainton- Advanced Member
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After much diversion and considerable procrastination I have decided to crack on with my friends Voyager. Its not that I've been totally ignoring it as Ive sourced and bought a lot of stuff.
Decided to light the kit through a PCB with a remote control mains powered via a 12V DC transformer.
Cutting windows out continues.
Im lighting the impulse engines but cutting out isn't easy. Also started drilling out for the flashing anti-collision beacons.
Ive been kicking around ideas for a plinth base to contain the wiring and display the small shuttles etc.
Im going to backlight the logo's and text. (I Hope LOL)
BASE TOP
BASE FRONT
Decided to light the kit through a PCB with a remote control mains powered via a 12V DC transformer.
Cutting windows out continues.
Im lighting the impulse engines but cutting out isn't easy. Also started drilling out for the flashing anti-collision beacons.
Ive been kicking around ideas for a plinth base to contain the wiring and display the small shuttles etc.
Im going to backlight the logo's and text. (I Hope LOL)
BASE TOP
BASE FRONT
GaryDainton- Advanced Member
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Re: Star Trek Voyager
Hi Gary,
This is going to look stunning once she is built and lite...
Andy...
This is going to look stunning once she is built and lite...
Andy...
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Cheers Andy, lets hope so my friend.
GaryDainton- Advanced Member
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Gary: It is looking great! Cutting out the windows may be driving you crazy, but when backlit believe me it's worth it. I knew you would be able to turn this into something exceptional.
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Very kind John, Im glad your following this because I know its not your thing.
GaryDainton- Advanced Member
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I like the subject and the way you are going with the project. I am in for the duration.
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Thanks ZB. Hope you enjoy it.
GaryDainton- Advanced Member
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It's going to look great Gary.
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Fingers crossed Al. Hope you keep popping in for a toot.
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