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Which kitbash would you most like to see built?

Poll ended at Mon Jan 02, 2012 5:18 pm

Federation Heavy Cruiser to Heavy Drone Cruiser (CA->CAD)
2
8%
Federation Improved Dreadnought to Fed Dreadnought (DNG->DN)
4
16%
Klingon D6 Battlecruiser to Klingon Mauler Cruiser (D6->D6M)
10
40%
Klingon D7 Battlecruiser to Klingon Drone Battelcruiser (D7->D7D)
0
No votes
Klingon F5 + Tholian PC to Tholian TK5 (TK5)
2
8%
Romulan SparrowHawk to SparrowHawk Carrier (SpH->SpB)
2
8%
Romulan FireHawk to Romulan SuperHawk (FH->SUB)
5
20%
 
Total votes: 25

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Post by Scoutdad »

OK, it's a bit late but here we go:
the poll will run through midnight 12/31/2011.

The ship that gets the most votes will begin working through the slipways on 1/1/2012 (or as soon as Mongoose can get the first shipment of raw materials to me).
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That last one should be FH=>SUP, not SUB (Carrier variant)
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SFU_FEAR wrote:That last one should be FH=>SUP, not SUB (Carrier variant)
Yep, that was a mis-type.
anyone know how to edit a poll?
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I went with the SuperHawk. Sounds like the most-involved, and therefore most fun, conversion.
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Actually, I thought the DNG to DN would be pretty involved since it needs to have the warp engines completely repositioned.
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Feh. I know you and your ways with brass.

Me, I'm thinking I might take on the oCA, once supplies of the resin minis are not so constrained.
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djdood wrote:Feh. I know you and your ways with brass.

Me, I'm thinking I might take on the oCA, once supplies of the resin minis are not so constrained.
That must be what my wife means when she says, "You got a lot of brass..."
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I went for the D6M conversion, mainly because I'd like to see how Scoutdad makes such an extensive conversion! Will you be publishing anything like a "how to" guide?
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The process [for whichever unit is selected] will be photo-documented step-by-step from conception through decaling right here on this forum.
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Since the D6->D6M is a major conversion of 50% of the economic value of the D6M, you need a major conversion yard.

Lucky for us, there is one in Murfreesboro, TN in Scoutdad's work/game room.
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OK. It's still a few minutes (74 to be exact) before midnight, but it's pretty much a foregone conclusion that the D6M will be the conversion.

I will start workign on it tomorrow and posting as I go.
The first step (as with any major conversion) is to have an idea of what's involved and what order to take the various steps in.

The planning will be done tomorrow. I'll post the sketches and the overall plan once it's done.

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