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  • Stefee
    SMF Supporters
    • Feb 2023
    • 780

    #1

    Lift off for Revell 1/1444 Saturn V

    Hi all,

    Finally finished this beast ( except for satin varnish after the decals have fully settled ). This is a factually incorrect kit with a lack of any internal detail so I added quite a bit of detail based on photos but in no way does this purport to be any official Apollo launch vehicle. It went together quite well but there was a lot of flash present and the rectification of the joints on the various cylindrical stages was a massive learning curve which I got about 75% right.
    Builds into a very impressive display piece with which I can bore my grandkids as it comes apart to show all the various components. A thoroughly enjoyable 170 hour build that I am proud to display.

    Loads of photos to follow and the last 3 are how it looks in my cabinet.
    All comments and critiques welcome.

    Stefan.
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  • Mark1
    • Apr 2021
    • 4156

    #2
    Very nice mate,looks great in the cabinet

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    • papa 695
      Moderator
      • May 2011
      • 22769

      #3
      Very nice indeed.

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      • boatman
        SMF Supporters
        • Nov 2018
        • 14447
        • christopher
        • NORFOLK UK

        #4
        HI Stefan WOW what a model an brilliant idea on the enginge flames really love this model very well done sir
        chrisb

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        • Andy the Sheep
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2019
          • 1864
          • Andrea
          • North Eastern Italy

          #5
          The cabinet display is really outstanding.

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          • Guest

            #6
            The flames and stuff in the cabinet are begging for an explanation of how they’re done A dome-shaped lamp with cotton wool over it, perhaps?

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            • Stefee
              SMF Supporters
              • Feb 2023
              • 780

              #7
              Hi Jakko,
              Spot on, it's a Himalayan Salt crystal lamp orange/yellow/white in colour with an old cushion's stuffing draped over it. Twas my missus who suggested it and I am really impressed with the effect.

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              • Guest

                #8
                Cool, I first thought it was some very complicated, high-skill bit of modelling, but then I looked better and thought it looked like cotton wool, lit up from underneath Nice to see I guessed right.

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