More of my collection

[Spack]

Back in the 70s when I was about 8 years old or so I built all of the star trek models as they came out. One of my favorites was the "Command Bridge". But even back then I was aware of how inaccurate the model was. Then in 1980 a book came out that allowed you to pop out pieces that created a model of the movie bridge. This again was nice but inaccurate. Flash forward to the 90s and desktop publishing. It allowed me to create my own collection of models. Ironically it was 3 years after i made my originally series models that I got the book entitled " The Star Trek Sketchbook" which showed the original studio 9 set layout. My models are designed in Adobe illustrator and are made of foam core, cardboard and photo paper. I'm not sure of the scale but I based these on a 6 foot man being about 1 inch tall. I have also done the Reliant bridge, original series sickbay and corridors but those pics did not come out so good. Lastly, I am an artist and finished the Boba Fett painting last weekend. It is 4 feet wide and 2 feet tall. It is for sale.

[jsmooth]

I am not a Star Trek fan.  I think they say you are either Star Wars or Star Trek.  I am Star Wars, but these look awesome I have to say!

[Spack]

12 hours ago, jsmooth said:

I am not a Star Trek fan.  I think they say you are either Star Wars or Star Trek.  I am Star Wars, but these look awesome I have to say!

Thank you very much. For me it is a mood thing. I love both franchises equally. At the end of the day a call myself an Old School Sci-Fi fan.

[jsmooth]

I am an old school guy myself!  All my toys need to be old school or based on old school things.