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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

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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Now We're Finally Startin' To Get Somewhere...Not Sure Where Though

Right, now things have cured nicely on the secondary hull joints, time to start gettin' this bad motor scooter together

First job was to attend to the main lighting that would sit at the rear of said secondary hull so out with the 2mm clear styrene and a few holes drilled with a bit of heat induced bending to finish. LED for rear fantail nav light installed and wired then LED bracket fixed inplace.

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5mm LED's installed and wired up.

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Belly strobe LED installed and arbouretum likewise, wiring duly fed through holes and told to behave themselves.

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And the unfortunate spaghetti pile o' wiring, a neccessary evil with this kind of lark but there you have it.

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So in short order, bottom part glued into place, refoiling done for pennat spotlights, spotlight lightboxes made and installed, much soldering and the contractual light tests ensued (ignore the bakcground pic, that for one of the next projects).

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May i mention at this point it's a bit of a bugger with something this size to hold at arms length to get the shot, all good fun really.

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Yep, just had to do the 'in the dark' set

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So that's the lot for todays fun and games
Next up will be the hangar bay door part and then mate saucer and neck to secondary hull then sort the deflector attachment and final lighting/wiring then the clean up of any final defects. That will pretty much do for the assembly stage, then overall final clean up/light bleed hiding and the real giggle of painting will start.

Unitll that time and more updates happen, good luck, good health, good god this will be fun. Go easy folks!


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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