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  • There is a resin conversion kit you can buy for the 18" AMT Enterprise model that will convert it to the damaged Constellation. Runs about 8 bucks. Great looking model.

  • Are these kits available from "Round 2" models??? Or "Polar Lights"???? Outstanding work shown here!!!! Incredible detail!!!!

  • Thats a great model. I remember taking a bic lighter to the plastic Testor's Model version in 1977 to get the same effect.

  • Did this ever get finished? There is another one Ive seen on you tube with lights thats awesome!

  • the email is thatpropguy@gmail.com..try that.

  • Your email does not seem to be working Sir

  • Since this was made back in 2009 and I run a Star Trek chapter in Florida with all the resources at my disposal, I've not heard anything about a model such as this being put out by ANYONE. A prototype for a one time produced product unless he made it himself.

  • :O Incredible!

  • But should she still have her name and registry number?

  • I love that - Commador Decker!!

  • "We tried to contact star fleet, no one heard. Noo one!"

  • This may have been mentioned already in previous comments. There are too many to read. But, according to the blueprints and the popular theories prior to the 70s blueprints, the bridge itself is rotated about 30-degrees to port because the turbolift shaft is positioned directly aft on the command dome.

  • @kurtb8474 Yours shows the bridge facing directly forward.

  • Awsome!

  • The only problem is the bussards from the onscreen ship didn't have a rotating shaft inside them, they were hollow. The filming model however did have them to create the spinning light effect.

  • Oh my God that is Great when are they going to be for sale?

  • I can't really sell them because they are all handmade and can take forever to build.

    propdept@yahoo.com

    Eric

  • Be neat to have if your actually selling still?

  • I am impressed with all your work. I myself at this time am working on a Bird of Prey  trying to correct all the blunders and so far that seems to be at least 75% of the ship and its details.. But hey isn't that what it's all about.....:)

  • I made some of these from Art Asylum/Diamond Select ships w metal parts and sold them on ebay for a little while. They came out pretty well. Pretty labor intensive though. Great job.

  • man I would love to see you make a borg cube! but you haven't gotten the blueprints for those though…

  • Wow man is this for sale??/ I want one!!!!

  • Oh yeah, Looks great, I want one of these.

    I have been looking at your Videos and I have'nt seen the Finished Version?

    You said Last Year 2009, they will be available in 2010, 2010 is almost over?

    Let me know Buddy.

    

  • Folks replicating battle damage like this model has is very easy. Simply tie your model to the back of your car and drag it down the street for about 2 miles, then WA'LAH!.......instant battle damage!

  • thats funny!!!!!!!! I wil try it:P

  • Any updates on this piece? Gotta love the detail.

  • Now THATS what im talking about! Battle Damadge!!! yea baby! when where they gonna be for sale? ill take one of those...the wrath of khann both enterprise and reliant...as well as when enterprise self distructs orbiting the genisis planet.

  • Awesome!..............You truly need to market this work of art!

  • i tried doing that with an AMT Enterprise model kit when i was a kid.didn't come out too well unfortunately.

  • Nice sales pitch.

  • so its 2010 are they for sale?

  • to me this looks like the original model n i suppose that brownish bit was ment to act as actual battle damage so yea n since u say this is a work in progress i think uve done pretty well so far with the whole model.

  • What's with all the brown? The model they used in the 60's was a amt, and they just took a lighter to it....this model is more detail.

  • Wow...I knew that had to be a AMT like the one on my desk, that they used back in the 60's....neat!

  • beautiful

  • It looks like they're simply reissuing the "Enterprise Cutaway" model without the cutaway parts, with the damage added. I actually did the same thing - I took my Enterprise Cutaway model (it was falling apart) and added screen-accurate damage.

  • You used the wrong AMT kit. You used the 22" kit. The one they used on the TV was the original 18"er kit. Just look at the B deck bridge to see the difference.

  • Looks awesome, but you're missing the numbers and banners.

  • He said "work in progress."

  • Don't forget Scotty's assessment ... "The warp drive -- that's a hopeless pile of junk." Make it so, Eric.....

  • AWESOME, AWESOME work dude!!!!

    P.S. Check-out my videos of my scratch built 1/8th scale TOS Bridge!

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