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PostPosted: Fri Nov 09, 2012 9:42 pm 
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Passing Earths' moon before hitting light speed.

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Very nice is that the konami suloco minature you have used for this or is it a larger scale model


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I have 1/2 of the models used in that photo hanging in my son's bedroom. Hint: it isn't the one designed by Syd Mead :(

Great job Bob!

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 12:41 pm 
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Excellent paintjob/weathering on the Sulaco DSB!


Is that one of those light up Moons? I considered grabbing one when I saw them, but wasn't sure how detailed they were.


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Thanks for the comments! :)

The Sulaco is the old Halcyon kit from waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back, I built it years and years ago. My youngest son had this moon hanging in his room, but it got knocked down and I guess the hard landing knocked something loose internaly because it stopped working. It had been laying in my parts bin so I decided to do make a new display.

Kevin, it's pretty detailed. There are high and low spots on the surface, and given it's convex shape, it looks very much like the real thing. The light-up feature is also really nice, you can go from full to half moon with stages in between (waxing/waining). You can set it via a wireless remote to slowly cycle through all stages or use a button to set it exactly how you want it.
It made a great night-light untill it met it's demise.

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