I thought this would be the most awkward part of the build, but they actually went together quite smoothly. From there I moved to the primary hull and got so far before hitting a wall.
A connects to B connects to C, etc, but why?!? What goes in that gaping hole? How do those bits on the sheets fold into that shape? And how the hell do they connect to everything else without warping it?
At this point I'm seriously considering looking for another design - not because it's a bad design, but because I'm working at a scale of ~500m:2" and too many parts become dust-sized specks and I'm trying to mould strips that are 1/2mm thick and I just can't figure out how it goes together!?! Hopefully everything will fall into place with fresh eyes for my next build session. Just in case, I'm looking for an alternative, simplified design.
I hate, loathe and despise this ship
I'm far from happy with this one and if I never see an Excelsior again it will be too soon! So I've decided that it will be the
target of the tractor and cutting beams from the cube. If the light show
doesn't pull attention away from the flaws then I suppose I'll have to
resize the USS Excelsior design (again!) and start from scratch -
then I can feed this one to the Doomsday Machine
. Nah... I'll just angle it so that the mess on the underside isn't seen...
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