In this update I've added the base coat to the hull and started spraying the steel color. I then Dulcoted that color so it would protect the steel color from the Aztec-ing process. Their are no real clear photos that I have of the exact pattern of the Aztec job. The one included with the building instructions is okay for reference, but why they printed reflections of light on this I don't understand. The box art is a reference pic, but it doesn't have the finer deteails that I would like to put into this build. The Aztec-ing is going to take quite a while to do, so bear with me on this. It may take several weeks just to get the top part of the saucer section done. See you next update!
~NemVia~
Okay, Everyone! I'd like to welcome all of our newest members to our Website! I Appreciate you joining to keep up with the latest updates. I am now preparing to star my next project. At first I was going to do a twin Excelsior build an NX - 2000 from ST:III TSFS and the NCC - 2000 from ST:IV TUC along with the Enterprise B fom Generations. It was going to be a triple build of all three versions of the ship. While that is still a future plan, I've decided to put that on the back burner for now and begin a Double Enterprise NX-01 set. One will be for myself and the other for a customer. I'll let you know when I begin doing all of this. Right now I'm looking for paints and other materials to get this thing started. So, Stay tuned and I'll send the updates as soon as I get started. Thanks for staying with me!
~NemVia~
And so it begins. Another new project! For this years project I am starting 1, possible 2 Polar Light NX-01 Enterprise kits. At this point I haven't decided how these kits are to be mounted, but they will have the same careful detailing as I did with the PL refit Enterprise. So far the kit seems to be very easy to assemble although there is a seating problem with one of the pylons for the engines. If anyone else has encountered this problem please let me know how you fixed it. It could be I just got a badly molded part. Anyway, this kit will be lighted so I've begun to opaque the entire ship to prevent light leaks. After which I will apply a base coat of Flat White so I can begin the Aztecing paint job with some colors I am not fond of working with, namely Steel and Aluminum. there's a lot to do on this kit, I love the heavier plastic that Polar Lights uses for these models. I'll have more pics in the next update. See you then!
~NemVia~