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Welcome back to the addiction! Looks great. Did you take any progress photos?

Do you put circuit boards in the model itself or in the model's base?

I purchased a replacement decal set from JT Graphics and it went on smooth as butter! It's a great decal set becase the main section of the bird is in one piece; as opposed to split down the middle in the Round2 kit which is murder to try and match. The micro sol and set reacted very nicely to...

Good idea; I tried that but there were hundreds of bubbles, the entire decal wrinkled...and the BOP is a very big decal!

Thanks for the advice. The proceedure was done as suggested; applied set, positioned and placed decal, apllied sol on top. Decal was wrinkled still after 1 hour, applied more sol, repeat, repeat and repeat...still poop. Maybe the decals in the the Round 2 BOP are not so great. I ordered another...

I used micro set & micro sol to apply the decals on my Romulan Bird of Prey. The model had 3 coats of glass smooth Pledge Future. The decals went on perfectly flat but after drying the decals remained wrinkled. Had to scrape of decals and completly repaint >:( Is this micro set & sol crap...

I'm looking for a SD kit, doesn't have to be a sealed box as long as all parts are included. I've seen star destroyers on eBay for a total of $30, shipping included. If you have one you'd like to get rid of for less let me know. Thanks!

How long do you leave LEDs and/or circuits running on your breadboard before giving the OK to build on perfboard? Once you go from bread to perf do you allow that to run a long time before installing to model? Thanks.

I'm going to switch to your forward voltage numbers to be safe...THANKS! Also...big congrats on the BSC award!!!

I've been relying on the online calculator to do the math but when I did it manually this is what I found for 9v... White LED = 3.3) 9 – 3.3 = 5.7 / 0.02 = 285 ohm Blue LED = 3.3) 9 – 3.3 = 5.7 / 0.02 = 285 ohm Green LED = 3.3) 9 – 3.3 = 5.7 / 0.02 = 285 ohm Red LED = 2.0) 9 –...

Lighting Guru Grendels, I got my LEDs & they sent resistors with them. The resistors differ from charts I've seen online. I requested 9v. Here is what came in the package... All resisors are 1/4 W green, blue & white = 300 ohm red & orange = 360 ohm The resistors they sent differ from this...

Does anyone know of a lighting tutorial out there, done without computer programing, for a cylon eye for the Moebius Raider?

I just purchased this Badger 180-11 compressor (in mint condition for only $40 off Craigslist!!!!) All I currently have is the pictured compressor and hose. (I assume this is the proper hose) I am shopping for a Badger Patriot and have questions on other equipment... I assume a good pressure...

Hey, it's me again...power question this time... I see Mastech power supplies all over Ebay and Amazon; they have very mixed reviews...some love them; others hate them. Any suggestions on a good variable power supply? Thanks.

Grendels, I took your advice on buying LEDs in bulk from Ebay; you saved me a lot of cash! I checked out your 555 timer vids and had a question about purchasing capacitors. Ebay has sellers offering a mixed bag of caps; should I buy those, if not I'd appreciate any suggestion where to get...

Trekworks! I'm new to scale modeling and have been following you on YouTube; great videos! I purchased the AMT BOP to get my feet wet and am following your build. Thanks for helping the noobs!!!

Noob question here. I'm planning on getting into lighting models. Is this a good power supply for testing circuits? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Precision-Variable-Adjustable-15V-1A-DC-Power-Supply-Regulated-Cell-Phone-Repair-/160782184344?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item256f5d6f98

I just purchased my first kit; the AMT665 Star Trek Romulan Bird of Prey. I thought it best to start with something not too complex and I've seen a few vid builds of this one to help me along.

Hello, My name is Zulu and I'm a tattoo artist in Los Angeles...my shop is Zulu Tattoo. I haven't built a scale model since I was a kid and have a strong desire to get back into it. Being a tattoo artist; I'm used to doing fine detail work and think this will be an awesome hobby. I'm starting...