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Thanks Glorfindel. I've learned a lot from looking at the work of yours and others.

Thanks guys! I scratched those pennies, I'll use one for a Batcave dio! LOL!

Your corridor and ramp are coming along real nice Peza.

Thanks guys!

Nicely built work there Jaitea. How are you going to display your Falcon once the build is finished?

Thanks for the kind words Quaralane and Peza! I have the majority of the parts together. I need to clean up a little light pollution, but all in all, I'm happy with the progress so far.

Thanks for the comments guys! Here's the engine grill weathered to resemble discoloration, and rust from extreme heat. I sprayed the grill with a dark grey. Then I used the hairspray and rock salt technique and sprayed the base coat on. Then I weathered the entire piece with Vallejo Pigments...

Yes, only one LED, embedded in the resin. Pages 5,6,11 and 12 will show the process.

If I do tell, then the magic ceases to work, the Mayan calander comes into effect and then we're all doomed. Actually, it's the same technique that I used for the cockpit lights.

I kid you not..... and there's no fiber optic present.

Here's a small update, I finished the gun turret interiors.

Thanks gents! I just finished building the control yokes for the gunner station chairs. I'll get the entire piece painted up and glued to the proper place some time today.

PAINT!

Thanks for the comments guys, and sorry that I'm late in replying to them. Some more work to the 144 Falcon. I have all my engine nozzles in place and the grill cleaned out.

Thanks Peza! Just finished the last four details at the front of the boarding ramp and a couple blaster hits were added to the bottom of the hull.

The lights are finally in. Now for the primer!

Just two more LEDs for the inside of the jaw box, then I can start threading fiber optic.

Thanks for the comments guys. Yeah, it's about time I painted something on this build. Right now, I'm in the middle of doing some prep work for the lighting, once I have that in, then I can fire up the airbrush again.

I have most of the ramp and hallway painted. I'll go back into the cylinders a little later and add some more weathering.

Thanks Jaitea. I just looked at the parts on my 1/72 Falcon, looks like I'll be working on a new boarding ramp and cylinders when I start that build.