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Nyankodevice

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  1. That's absolutelly awesome..

    Care to share from where to get the styrene sheets in bulk?

    well i buy mine through a danish shop, which is reselling from this company: http://www.raboesch.com

    standard sizes: 194 x 320 mm / 7,6 x 12,6 inch ranging from 0.3 - 3.0 thickness (1,59 USD - 5,97USD)

    plus many other options and larger sheets......

    dunno if theres cheeper alternates out there....

    my preferred sheet thicknesses for scratch building are 0.5mm 0.75mm 1mm 1.5mm

    hope this helps! ;)

  2. continuing with the reinforcement of this build....

    cut out the side in 0,75mm styrene sheet and did the panel lining on them

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    attached them to the bottom midship, also added detail to the thruster,

    and made the edges out of milliput.

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  3. Wow!

    So are you using styrene now and not paper for some of the bridge?

    well i decided early on that i wouldn't limit my self to paper....

    paper is great for alot, so is styrene... so whichever works best for any given task, i use! B))

  4. Hey - where can I get a hold of syringes like that? I need syringes with large needles like that for applying different substances.

    i would suggest you search on Amazon for Industrial Syringes with Blunt Tip Needle

  5. A tutorial to make thrusters!

    first dryfit the parts and cut away what is in excess (there will be some excess depending on paper thickness)

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    Glue the two parts together like this:

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    add glue to the rest of it, and fit them together:

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    bend down glue flaps, and add glue to the inside:

    post-14728-0-04709900-1432154021_thumb.jpg post-14728-0-93250900-1432154022_thumb.jpg

    and add the bottom, pressing it down with a pensil or the like.

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    also made some more details to one of the main thrusters

    post-14728-0-15077700-1432154045_thumb.jpg post-14728-0-20956200-1432154047_thumb.jpg

  6. Nice job whipping that paper into shape!-MT

    thx learned a lot from my previous build....

    the more narrow you make glue flaps, the more round you can make a object.

    Why did you regret using a laser printer? If it's cuz the ink is rubbing off? It actually looks weathered.

    well its not so much because it looks weathered, gonna paint it anyway...

    The fold lines are missing in some places... which makes it kinda hard to figure out where exactly i need to fold...

    the larger the piece the more precise the folds and cuts need to be...

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