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Polarlights Enterprise 1701 Refit
1/350th Scale

Click here for page 1...you know you want tothis one will get you to page 2 and so will the one at the bottomGet thee hence to the marvellous page 3 by clicking hereIndeedly, 'Tis page 4 herePage 5...you were expecting something else ?Page 6 'sabout it really.Page 7 don't ya knowPage 8..just incase you wanted to go see it likePage 9...your stunned i can tellPage 10...double figuresnow don't ya know

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Page 21, Da penultimate page...YES!Page 22 Looks Like We Be Finally DonePage 23, The 'Nowhere Near As Techincally Exacting As It Could Be' Notes Page

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Secondary Hull...Engineering Hull...The Big Lumpy Bit On The Bottom...Pick A Name

Well it's that time so let's have a looksee at the secondary hull, here we go then.

First job is to drill some holes here and there. The big one at the front for the stand tube, the next one for a 5mm LED to help with the neck lighting and the 4 small holes for the wires that run the lighting either side of the bottom of the neck.

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One hole drilled in the larger sensor dish part for a LED to help light the forward part of the neck.

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After which of course it was time to bring on the foil tape.

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Then even more thrown in for good measure.

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And then a load more of the said sticky shiny stuff.

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Speakin' of sticky stuff, all the window edges were given a run round with a generous coat of enamel silver and once dry the clear epoxy was applied. Mixed and cut slightly with some cellulose thinners, just simply applied and left to cure.

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So we have the windows in the bottom part...

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A shot of one side from one end...

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and the other side from the other end.

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All that's needed now is a trim up and a gentle rubdown with some wet and dry and that will at least be the last o' them pesky windows sorted..i hope.

Well the work goes on from this little update. Next up will be the fantail/shuttle bay doors to bugger about with, the arbouretum to tackle and a smidgin of lighting and wiring whathaveyou then put some serious thought into gluing it all together. Now won't that be a regular laugh riot...

That's all for now folks so you lot go easy, see thee next update time!!!


Click here for page 1...you know you want tothis one will get you to page 2 and so will the one at the bottomGet thee hence to the marvellous page 3 by clicking hereIndeedly, 'Tis page 4 herePage 5...you were expecting something else ?Page 6 'sabout it really.Page 7 don't ya knowPage 8..just incase you wanted to go see it likePage 9...your stunned i can tellPage 10...double figuresnow don't ya know

Page 11, Second line of pages, good grief!Page 12, Just no end to this i can tell ya!Yep it's that number 13, i know what your thinking...Page 14, 'nuff saidPage 15 gettin' beyond a joke nowPage 16, now we gettin' therePage 17, here's where the real fun beginsPage 18, almost therePage 19, Finishline in sightPage 20, Only a couple more honest!

Page 21, Da penultimate page...YES!Page 22 Looks Like We Be Finally DonePage 23, The 'Nowhere Near As Techincally Exacting As It Could Be' Notes Page

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