Impressive work on the staircase Robert! I was also wondering how the power supply was going to work. Hopefully they will adopt an AC design...if not ModelModz will design one. Thanks again for the videos Robert!
You're likely right. But one option that is actually pretty simple to do that won't require ANY extra power is to use fiber optics. You may not get as BRIGHT a light, but you'll add lights without drawing on the power supply.
Re the officer's qauters ,I never clued in that Woody had made a corrected profile of the external wall. What exactly was the problem in fitting it? Are the measurements of the piece different? Is the photo etch to tall in comparison to the Hachette plastic bulkhead? Do you think they could be filed flush without sacrificing details?
They wound up being too tall for the piece provided. I assume someone industrious enough COULD possibly shave off enough to not sacrifice a lot of detail, but it'd have to be before folding. By the time I found out, I couldn't fix it.
Thank you so much for yet another incredibly useful video. You simply have no idea how much time and stress your videos allow other people to save :)
You are so welcome! I'm glad these videos make such a difference.
Impressive work on the staircase Robert! I was also wondering how the power supply was going to work. Hopefully they will adopt an AC design...if not ModelModz will design one. Thanks again for the videos Robert!
You're likely right. But one option that is actually pretty simple to do that won't require ANY extra power is to use fiber optics. You may not get as BRIGHT a light, but you'll add lights without drawing on the power supply.
Re the officer's qauters ,I never clued in that Woody had made a corrected profile of the external wall. What exactly was the problem in fitting it? Are the measurements of the piece different? Is the photo etch to tall in comparison to the Hachette plastic bulkhead? Do you think they could be filed flush without sacrificing details?
They wound up being too tall for the piece provided. I assume someone industrious enough COULD possibly shave off enough to not sacrifice a lot of detail, but it'd have to be before folding. By the time I found out, I couldn't fix it.