ACTA SF at Attack?
- Thread starter Poi
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The Heavy Cruiser is currently minus warp nacelles, so that will not be there.
However, the D7 will be having pride of place
However, the D7 will be having pride of place
Iain McGhee
Mongoose
Not-entirely-idle-curiosity Matt; roughly how long's the D7 model, please ?
Iain McGhee said:
Officially, we haven't actually decided yet (the benefit of 3D modelling, we can scale up and down at will)!
Iain McGhee
Mongoose
Gathered that after Poi posted up the model images, his measurements don't fit with the (current) scale size. Thanks anyway.
Is that because they hadn't been fitted or because they fell off?msprange said:
That's a serious question. I have various models of the Heavy Cruiser - a very old plastic kit of the original Enterprise, a less old plastic kit of the movie Enterprise, a plastic Starline 2200 miniature of the Heavy Cruiser and a metal FASA miniature of the movie Enterprise. The warp nacelle pylons were the weak point on almost all models - they broke easily on the big kit models, and drooped under the weight of the nacelles on the FASA model. The only one which hasn't had any trouble so far is the little plastic Starline 2200 model. So I wonder how robust the pylons on the Starline 2500 Heavy Cruiser will be...
