OMG! Design the next USS ENTERPRISE (Offical Contest)

Lol! I had heard that your country is nearly as fat and lazy as ours. However you stab each other while we shoot each other :D

Oh hey- old joke: What's the difference between a European and an American?
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A European thinks that 100 miles is a long way, and an American thinks that 100 years is a long time.

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Haha, i thought that was going to be him in his fat suit he wore for comic relife one year :D
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Hell yeah, i'm with you there mate... still, better that neither were a problem.
 
I know this looks almost the same color in these photos, but I swear it's far less blue and far more metallic gray:

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You may notice I tried to build up some areas with putty. The bridge, captain's yacht, deflector cavity, and the blister above the shuttle bay should all be noticeably more pronounced.

I'll probably finish it this weekend with a combination of paint and sharpie markers. I've already started by painting in the light that illuminates her name and number.

I've given up on trying to light her from within. It was a cool idea, but the light simply isn't traveling outside the engineering section. If I make another, I may try to make room for three more LEDs, one in each nacelle, one in the saucer, and the next one will probably be about 2x larger as a result. I wonder if I should try to make it straight up hollow...
 
My size limitation for each individual part is 10cm x 10cm x 5cm, so I think my maximum length will be about 20cm (8in), unless I want to try cutting the nacelles and saucer in half or quarters... or eighths.

Thinking about it... I can also try aligning it corner to corner for a maximum length of 14cm (5 1.2in) making the maximum overall length 28cm (11in) without breaking up the 4 primary parts.

If I can get this grant, and build a rapid prototyper of my own, I don't think I'll be able to resist the urge to make another grander version with lights. Maybe even blinking running lights :cool:
 
Lets see... 714x289x119 meters divided by 10x10x5 centimeters multiplied by an estimated 20 minutes print time for each part...

The year 2410 :p
 
[scottish brogue]Certainly, Sir. How else can I keep my reputation as a miracle worker?[/scottish brogue]
 

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