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1. 1 Jeffrey Strader

   February 4, 2014 at 6:34 am

   It appears Mary did an excellent job on drilling out the windows……………..Mary I need your steady hand…;-)

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2. 2 evil_genius_180

   February 4, 2014 at 10:56 am

   It’s great that you were able to keep your original Spock. You can glaze it, fire it and have a great piece for your studio or house. 🙂 The Kirk puppet is looking great so far and, as much as it pains me to say, so is the JJ mobile. Actually, Mary is working on what is, for me, the best part of that model; the saucer. The nacelles don’t really bother me, they have a kind of retro look to them. I don’t like the engineering section at all. A lot of people complained about that area when the ship was first “revealed,” some people even tried to fix it. Prolific Lightwave modeler Dennis Bailey did a model a few years ago that took the saucer and nacelles from the JJ mobile (not exact duplicates, of course) and he put a more TMP-style engineering section on it. In my opinion, it looks a hell of a lot better. But, I digress. After seeing Into Darkness, I don’t really want anything to do with that “reality.” Ever. (be glad you didn’t see it)

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3. 3 portsmouthminishipyard

   February 6, 2014 at 8:57 pm

   Steve why not make a fresh mold off one of these?

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