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Considering how hard they got nuked, I doubt it. Axanar is dead, and the only good things that came out of was Prelude, and a cool ship model.
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Someone needs work, apparently...
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And DUN! Some things didn't go so right, but more than enough did! Going to take a week off before I get back to the models, and the Falcon! Model on!
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At least have it come with the shirt underneath, to make up for lack of arm-pocket. That's half the look right there. Also having Han Solo's face instead of my own... -
It does look good. But my first question would be, why doesn't she have a clue that 'something' is up? I'm assuming she knows all about this too, esp being as old as she is, so when her whole family just shows up, shouldn't she be suspicious? Or did I just get to the twist end of the movie?
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Almost finished with the decals. Hit a couple of snags, but I think she looks okay, rather than great. But, still in-process! I'm looking into some new decal sheets for the next one. A little sneak-peak... Model on!
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Cool! Some nice, quick progress.
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It was okay. Spoilers from here...
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Will those turn-tables be motorized?
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I consider myself more of a dabbler-in-the moment... But thanks!
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Derex3592 Great looking Defiant! Those decals did settle down pretty nicely. As for the clear parts, mine went fine, so I must consider myself lucky. Except for the topside phaser emitters. I just couldn't figure out how they went on. But in the end found that they were set a little lower on the model than on the on-screen ship, so they were snipped and glued straight on. Cool looking Q! Are you gonna do her hot pink?!
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Not so much 'my' wessel. She was designed by Bill Krause, AKA Admiral Buck, to fit into a post TOS era but before TMP. The model was produced by Ugh! Models, but they have since been hit with a Cease and Desist, which stopped further production. I managed to get a few of them before that. Check on Resin Illuminati. Admiral Buck has several kit-bashes and scratch builds of same era ships there, and they are phenomenal! The one I like the best is his kitbash of a 1/350 TOS Enterprise into a USS Hood refit, after the episode with the M5 computer. Thanks Peng!! And that looks like a factory being set up, or a gate to Alaska Base..? With Saber, she is one step closer to finished, with the registry and name being worked out with Inkspace.
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Great looking start! The pics look good. One step before decals needed. Bussard domes...
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"Does it look cool? Doesn't feel cool, but as long as it looks cool..."
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Woot Woot! About ready to fly. Those turrets looks sik! And in a good way. Hate to be staring down that barrell! Can't wait to see how they are turning out. For myself, paint is done on the Saber. Next is a gloss coat and then decals! Woohoo! Model on!
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They have plans for a trilogy - if the money was there... As is, they are about breaking even. I'm hoping it'll make enough to get at least one sequel to finish off the story with Nova. I would rather the movie had tied up the ending more tightly, just in case it does end up as a one-shot. Really hoping for one!
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Just six times..?
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It is Shark Week...
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Cool progress!
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I wish there was enough interest to do all that. As it is, I would be ecstatic for just one more movie to wrap up Alita's story, and finally deal directly with Nova/Zalum. But, until then, I can't wait for my 1/6 Hot Toy to show up! https://www.sideshow.com/collectibles/alita-battle-angel-hot-toys-903755
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Has there been an announcement that this may be the last..? Superman Returns. I know MoS has a lot of flash/bang going on, but I feel there was more 'heart' put into SR. That is despite that Routh had too few lines that weren't echoes of Superman the Movie. Plus, I liked where its story was going better than Snyder's, in that it was an actual continuation rather than yet another reboot and built on the previous movies (excepting Superman III...)
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Rest in Peace, Mr. Hauer. You showed us great things.
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I would have stayed an extra fifteen minutes to see that in the theater!
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For those interested, available today!!
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Beyond is far better than Nemesis! Yes, there were very similar plot points and villains, but if you look past that you'd probably enjoy it. It's a shame that it suffered because of Into Darkness, as it was worthy of having a good run.