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Wow! This has become epically epic! So much talent and imagination on display here.

I think they ran around 60 bucks when I bought mine from Don’s Light and Magic. He had them on special.

Any plans to make the wings movable? I used the DLM hinge kit when I build mine about 10 years ago… Klingon IKS Qel'Poh Scout by Steve J, on Flickr DLM is defunct now but you can still get them from Lake Moster… https://lakemonsterdetails.com/products/bird-of-prey-wing-hinge-conversion-1-350...

Yep. Putty and Paint!

I’ll give you credit for adding the Dynamic Duo. They should look nice under the canopy.

I built the original issue of this kit when I was a kid. Took me a day to build it I think; I don’t think I even bothered painting it.

Looks familiar… Display Cabinet - Models by Steve J, on Flickr I needed a deep cabinet for the large scale ships. I found that by varying the heights of the stands I could really pack them in close together,

Really nice paintwork on these. I love how the bases interlock.

Ahhhh… This brings back some fond memories. Will keep my eye on this one.

Nice work! I take it this is a vacuform kit? I would imagine a resin cast kit would weigh a ton in this scale.

This keeps getting better and better. Love their VW Microbus inspired vehicle. Your creativity is off the charts! It’s obvious … Fungi is a FUN GUY!

Thanks Professor. I'm happy that I can still learn new things since my school days at Styrene U. What a place!:cool: Gluing the LED into the starboard wall light box. The cue tip keeps the legs elevated while the white glue dries for clearance reasons. Proteus WIP-035 by Steve J, on Flickr...

Floating right along... :D Chart table primed: Proteus WIP-028 by Steve J, on Flickr Airlock prime: Proteus WIP-032 by Steve J, on Flickr Good image of the starboard wall control consoles for reference. An even better image of Raquel Welch: Proteus WIP-033 by Steve J, on Flickr...

Anyway... Fantastically moving along... I used 1/8" OD by .014" thick brass tubing to make the tubes for the chart holder. It was a laborious and, mostly, measured correctly task accomplished using a hobby miter box and hand saw: Proteus WIP-017 by Steve J, on Flickr Chart tubes glued in...

Thanks Steve! Voyaging along then... Pilot control console after plastic removal and attachment of PE brass: Proteus WIP-008 by Steve J, on Flickr Radio. I opened a hole in the plastic for the square opening and filled it with translucent clear styrene. The dial will be lit: Proteus...

So I've had this Proteus kit in my stash for 7 years. Over that timespan I have had procured several aftermarket add ons. I have window masks and gaskets from Aztec Dummy for the windows and masks for the bubble. Paragrafix photo etch will improve the detailing of the control consoles among...

Dude! Your robots appear to have a bad case of GAS!

Hello again! Hope everyone is doing well... Dorsal wallpaper, escape pod, transport pads, and registry decals in place and sealed with Micro Set followed by liquid decal film to seal them: USS Enterprise D Wip -011 by Steve J, on Flickr Ventral wallpaper, escape pod, transport pads, and...

This build was done alongside the 1/5000 scale Husnock ship from the STTNG episode, "The Survivors." Both were 3D resin prints I got from MeatloafR over on AST. This print has some very nice details and required very little cleanup before I primed and painted the model. After that I applied...

Actually I decided not to apply the “soot” pastel chalk. The gunmetals were enough to give it a somewhat weathered look. For REAL weathering check out my Bird-of-Prey… Klingon IKS Qel'Poh Scout by Steve J, on Flickr