And here is this model's story...
Showing posts with label Emperor Class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Emperor Class. Show all posts
Sunday, March 11, 2018
VoDleH Class (AKA Emperor Class)
NOTE: You can click on most pictures to get a larger view of them.
As a kitbasher, I sometime get my ideas from other builds that I see. In the case of this model, I thought about building this model after building a 1:2500 scale Praetorius class that served in Starfleet. This is the Klingon counterpart to that build.
And here is this model's story...
And here is this model's story...
Friday, November 21, 2014
D-7 & K'Tinga Class Variants
NOTE: You can click on most pictures to get a larger view of them.
Now that I have finished my Eaglemoss vs. The World article on the K'Tinga Class Battlecruiser (Read that article at THIS LINK.), I decided to share some of my kitbash work that share an ancestry with that ship classification.
As an extra bonus, Eaglemoss eventually produced the D-7 class battle cruiser and you can read my review of the model at THIS LINK.
The K-Tinga Class is the direct descendant of the D-7 Battlecruiser, hence the reason they look a lot alike.
Since I like kitbashing in 1:2500 scale, I have purchased a lot of AMT Round 2 3-Ship sets over the last two years. And because of this, I ended up with a lot of D-7 and K-Tinga kits in my stash. I eventually found some source material that gave me some ideas on what to do with those kits.
While doing some reading about the D-7 design history, I came across a Matt Jeffries set of drawings on Memory Alpha of his different concepts for what this ship was going to look like.
This gave me the idea to try to build a couple of these concept drawings and make them into "real" ships. The reality is, I could have used either the D-7 or the K'Tinga kits for these builds due to the similar body, neck and head structure.
Now that I have finished my Eaglemoss vs. The World article on the K'Tinga Class Battlecruiser (Read that article at THIS LINK.), I decided to share some of my kitbash work that share an ancestry with that ship classification.
As an extra bonus, Eaglemoss eventually produced the D-7 class battle cruiser and you can read my review of the model at THIS LINK.
The K-Tinga Class is the direct descendant of the D-7 Battlecruiser, hence the reason they look a lot alike.
Since I like kitbashing in 1:2500 scale, I have purchased a lot of AMT Round 2 3-Ship sets over the last two years. And because of this, I ended up with a lot of D-7 and K-Tinga kits in my stash. I eventually found some source material that gave me some ideas on what to do with those kits.
While doing some reading about the D-7 design history, I came across a Matt Jeffries set of drawings on Memory Alpha of his different concepts for what this ship was going to look like.
This gave me the idea to try to build a couple of these concept drawings and make them into "real" ships. The reality is, I could have used either the D-7 or the K'Tinga kits for these builds due to the similar body, neck and head structure.
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