1/350 (~35 Inches!)

USS Enterprise NCC-1701 REFIT

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“Will build any Sci-Fi model kit”

$5,900 USD Plus Shipping

I wanted to share these images of my 1/350 Enterprise Refit build up. I painted/lit and detailed the build to reflect the Enterprise as seen in Star Trek the Motion Picture.

• The bridge is a replacement part.
• The Shuttlebay features a fully lit and detailed interior.
• The Botanical garden area is fully detailed.
• The Officers lounge features scratch built details and back lit viewing screens.
• The model is Air Brushed with four (Gold, Green, Red and Blue) Over a Flat white base.
• I used masks from Orbital Drydocks for all the intricate Aztec Patterns.
• I lit the model to scale with the intention of using it in my own SPFX videos.

Here are photos and videos of the model in it’s element and just from a very raw perspective. I hope you all enjoy my work.

Highest Regards,
Mark Myers
THE THIRD MODE...

I wanted to share pics of an AMT (Round 2) Vulcan Shuttle that I built and finished to represent the craft that brought Spock to the USS Enterprise Refit in Star Trek The Motion Picture.

Thanks,
Dave Olszewski

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This diorama by artist Kenneth Gogan is wonderful! This was actually shown on Modelers Miniatures & Magic back on March 31, 2009. We have seen a few Hoth Battle dioramas and it is always great to see the different aspects that artists place into them. Ken scratch built the small Snowspeeders to be in scale with the MPC Imperial Walker (AT-AT) Kits. I love smoke coming from Luke’s crashed Snowspeeder. Beautifully done!

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1:350 SCOUT

Polar Lights NCC-1701 Conversion Kit

(Pricing is Subject to Change by Kit Seller)

$250 USD

Plus FREE Shipping within the USA

International Shipping: $39.95 USD

Kit Scale: 1/350 (To be built with the Polar Lights USS Enterprise Kit.. NOT INCLUDED)

Kit Materials: Resin

Number of Pieces: 25

Shipping Amount: Free within the USA. International shipping please add $39.95 USD

Shipping: World-Wide

Kit Availability: Available as of 11/20/2020

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Kit Description: Here are pictures of our Polar Lights 1/350 USS Enterprise conversion kit...

Built from the old MPC kit back in 1994, this RED 2 X-Wing model was also shown here on Modelers Miniatures & Magic back on April 10, 2009! I love this landed version “look” of the X-Wing. Artist Ian Lawrence continues his excellence as an artist today with his creations and builds in this art form.

Ian Lawrence

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Shown originally here on Modelers Miniatures & Magic back on April 8, 2009, this piece still shines today! Built from the AMT/Ertl kit, TREKMODELER.com  artist’s Baker, Joseph and John did an absolute fantastic job on this miniature of the USS Saratoga!

I would like to share pictures of my build-up of the AMT Galor Class Cardassian Cruiser from Round 2. I studied references of the studio model to match colors used for the main hull and details. For the base color, I two additional colors for primary shading, then, I used the hull plating decals from Round 2 (available separately for this subject) to provide the panel shading that is prominent on this subject. The Round 2 hull plating decals have a translucence to them that allowed the base color and primary shading to also show through. As the Round 2 hull plating decals cover most (but not all) of the areas of the ship, I shaded additional area that were not covered by the hull plating decals. A raw umber wash was used to emphasize and provide depth to details...

Here is my USS DEFIANT build progress report:
Yes currently she looks like hell in a hand basket, but it’s working. Internally she is illuminated with sign grade LED’s, 3 rolls of aluminum tape, two rattle cans of black spray for light blocking, two rolls of 1.5 painters tape….
it doesn’t look it currently but a quart of paint thinner, a pint of lacquer thinner, 12 bottles of model master Testors paints, 1 square foot of 1/8” clear acrylic, one yard of translucent vinyl, half a yard of fiberglass screening, prodigious levels of foul language, 2 dozen of X-acto blades, seven different reference materials & crap I no longer can recall. But she’s looking more & more like a ship of the line.
Lawrence J. Geer

This piece was originally shown here on Modelers Miniatures & Magic back on February 3, 2009 and now updated to today’s showing standard! Such wonderful work by artist Ian Lawrence. I believe Iam used the VooDooFX Lighting Kit for this build if memory serves.