Thanks, Johnny, for the nice comment.
That’s true. I’m so glad everything worked out without breaking anything. 
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Brilliant news, and so well deserved. Now, I know you are busy with floating things, but when and with what do you think you will return to a galaxy far far away…?
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Thank you very much, too.
Well, for now, I’m busy with my ships again.
What I still have in my stash, though, is this one…
Maybe the force will come over me again. 
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Maybe not at “Light Speed,” but I had faith she would make the round-trip. Congrats for a well deserved medal! 
—mike …
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Congratulations, the award is well deserved. Glad the transportation part was a success as well.
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i have the Revell version, I’m wandering if it’s the same kit as bandai and revell did some cross overs eith some of their kits.
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It’s so nice of you all to send me your congratulations. Thank you very much. 
Klaus-Adler
I know Bandai is distributed through Revell. Which Revell kit are you referring to exactly?
This one?!
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i was talking about the imperial star destroyer that you showed in one of your pictures.
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Okay, my mistake.
I didn’t look properly. I can say that, apart from the destroyer, they have nothing to do with each other. Completely different scales. Bandai is 1:5000, and Revell is almost twice as big at 1:2700. And despite the enormous size, Revell has much less detail than Bandai’s.
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The revell 1/2700 star destroyer is a rebox of the Zvesda model.
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Would love to see your take on the star destroyer, just need to 3d print a 1/5000 falcon to place on it as in the classic ESB scene! Also reckon you could really do justice to a 1/72nd Slave 1.
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Good morning, Jim.
With today’s 3D printing, it would be no problem at all to print a falcon at that scale, where you could still see Chewie’s wet dog nose.
The Slave would really be something, too. I think… but I also had this to offer.
So many models in my stash, I would have to live to be 240 years old to build them all. 
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Hello dear friends of the fastest scrap metal mill in the galaxy.
The crumpled sheet I used to photograph my model wasn’t that great.
So I used Photoshop to isolate the falcon and give it a decent background.
That’s what I call a galaxy, far far away.
May the force be with you. 
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Stunning. A true masterwork.
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Looks great. 
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It certainly looks at home
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Just stays looking superb !!
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