The two large "blocks" in the photo, which are molded to represent a section
of the space dock, serve as the base for the stand. The kit includes three
acrylic rods to support the completed kit, one goes under the engineering
hull and two hold up the saucer section. It doesn't look real good, but
will probably be effective considering the weight.
Dave
sorry. my reply did not get posted. I typed again on RMS before
engaging brain.
did polar lights solve the AMT problem of unequal nacelles? They were
never even with the AMT kit. How did PL deal with it?
thx - Craig
Short answer: Yes. Pins.
Ok? :)
Remind me -if you really want to see it- to put up a photo in
alt.binaries.models.scale
I agree with the review who observed that the some of the fittings
make this nearly a snap kit in some areas. The pylons fit to the upper
secondar hull that well, as well as the nacelles to the pylons. Same
thing for the inter-hull pylon.
By the way, where does a guy go to find a good quality, but economical
power supply? I can find a decent 12v at the local hobby shop for a
train setup, but I'm not sure it would be a good idea to use that for
model lighting, unless I permanently fix it to 12v. :)
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