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That's a really beautiful Falcon you've built there mate  . Congratulations and thanks for sharing /advising and inspiring . You must be well chuffed Cheers Ged
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Your Falcon looks very impressive, Colson. Well done. You certainly set a high standard with all the work that you put into the interior. You must have a real feeling of accomplishment - it's been a long road, after all.
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Well done, she is beautiful. Love all the extra stuff you put into her. I bet it's a nice feeling having finished her up finally. Thanks for sharing and inspiring. DeAgostini kit builds:
Millennium Falcon: 18% Complete Shelby GT-500: 28% Complete Thunderbird 2: 13.75% Complete
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Absolutely stunning. Graham I was drowning my sorrows. But my sorrows they'd learned to swim.
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Great work, she looks stunning. Mark
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I'm still blown away by the display table and red LED's as well as the amazing build. Awesome.
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The red LEDs are just set that way. It's fully RGB. Can have any color I want, or fading, flashing, etc. I just like the red.
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Sensational, WTG Regards delboy271155 (Derek) COME BACK GUY FAWKES "YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU"
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colson wrote:The red LEDs are just set that way. It's fully RGB. Can have any color I want, or fading, flashing, etc. I just like the red. Its a great look and I have to admit that I am inspired to copy your design (sorry, Im jealous!) I have a gentleman on my staff who is a carpenter and I am seriously thinking about giving him this display table as a potential project. Once again, great job!
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Moonman wrote:
Its a great look and I have to admit that I am inspired to copy your design (sorry, Im jealous!) I have a gentleman on my staff who is a carpenter and I am seriously thinking about giving him this display table as a potential project. Once again, great job!
Thanks. Copy away. Now I'm just waiting on my glass case to cover the top.
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Well, this sucks. I guess Photobucket is going around and blocking peoples photos from being displayed now unless you pay for their service. SORRY FOLKS. I guess my photos are no longer available. HOWEVER, if anyone is interested my blog covers all of this as well as my Youtube Channel. Thanks again for the support over the last 2 years. falconmodelbuild.blogspot.com youtube.com/users/colson2
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Little update. I finally got the photo etch engine vent grills from Paragrafix as well as some fans from Shapeways and added them to my Falcon. The vanes of the engine grill had to be tilted downward and the vertical pieces then glued to them. 20170707_112208 by Christopher Olson, on Flickr 20170709_135318 by Christopher Olson, on Flickr 20170714_212858 by Christopher Olson, on Flickr 20170716_162137 by Christopher Olson, on Flickr 20170717_210245 by Christopher Olson, on Flickr 20170717_210252 by Christopher Olson, on Flickr
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They look great, nice addition. Mark
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Those exhaust fans / grills look terrific mate ! Will look to do something similar towards the end of my build . How do they ( Paragrafix & Shapeway components ) compare to other alternatives on the market , i.e. Is there more work involved putting them together ? Any info / insights greatly appreciated . Thanks for sharing Chris , Cheers Ged
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gedmac66 wrote:Those exhaust fans / grills look terrific mate ! Will look to do something similar towards the end of my build . How do they ( Paragrafix & Shapeway components ) compare to other alternatives on the market , i.e. Is there more work involved putting them together ? Any info / insights greatly appreciated . Thanks for sharing Chris , Cheers Ged I'm not really familiar with other options, which I know are out there on Shapeways. I've done photo etch on my Falcon because I think it's much cleaner and finer than 3D printing still. I've used 3D printing for some things, but prefer the etch. The etch grills are certainly more work than printed grills. And I also had to cut out the inside of the vents, grind down the ledge for the etch to fit in, and even grind down the fans, as they were too tall to fit inside the vents. But all in all, I think the photos speak for themselves. I think it looks quite nice and clean.
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I used your magnet trick on my model from your videos. Glad its on youtube as all of your picture links are dead (Thanks Photobucket!)
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lear60man wrote:I used your magnet trick on my model from your videos. Glad its on youtube as all of your picture links are dead (Thanks Photobucket!)
Yes. Thank You Photobucket for screwing thousands if not millions of people across the internet.
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