1:1400 Enterprise E

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Gwyn thank you. Yeah it's been a bit of a head ache, like forgetting to put a resistor on the 9 internal lights and listening to them fry...... that's a lesson I won't forget again.....

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Just a cool angle to see the spot light. I used a standard 3mm bulb

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The internal shot.

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How she looks all lit up

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Testing the phaser array

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I bought this in 98 when insurrection was released I never liked the fact it doesn't actually look like the enterprise E. I discovered today that the battery compartment no longer works. The circuit does though so......

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I've ripped it out, and I'm going to put it in my model. I now have the sound of the warp drive and photon torpedoes. Who knew that this ship would actually be useful?????

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Bought these 1:1400 scale runabouts from federation models and I love them, there's 4 of them and they give a massive sense of scale

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And the first test for the spot. I wanted to ensure it actually illuminated the registration area of the hull. And that's where I am at with this ship.

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And so begins the engineering hull windows......

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And with the single testing led

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The engineering hull completed, deflector dish I and blocked off

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From the side. All the lights are attached to one side of the hull, but I have centralised them.

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This is my custom shuttle bay with 1:1400 scale runabouts (from voyager) the bay floor is a perspex lid to a set of drill bits I had. I cut, shaped and painted it and attached 2 of the 3 craft to it, the third has another purpose. Because I have 2 of the enterprise kits I used the spare clear shuttle bay part, I painted it blue and have placed it parallel to the kit part.

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And this is how she looks at the min. Won't be long though till she resembles the Enterprise E.