Super detailing... going over every square millimeter with a magnifying glass, dental tools, and sanding films to remove any gremlins before final hull colors go on...

Saucer still masked after final priming coat:

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USS Voyager WIP Img - 297 by Steve J, on Flickr

Ventral saucer detailed and primed:

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USS Voyager WIP Img - 298 by Steve J, on Flickr

Ventral secondary hull, fantail, and nacelles primed:

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USS Voyager WIP Img - 299 by Steve J, on Flickr

Ventral priming done:

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USS Voyager WIP Img - 300 by Steve J, on Flickr

Ready for spraying on her final colors:

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USS Voyager WIP Img - 301 by Steve J, on Flickr

Masking for shuttle bay door was sealed using Micro Mark  liquid masking film:

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USS Voyager WIP Img - 302 by Steve J, on Flickr

Dorsal saucer detailed and primed:

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USS Voyager WIP Img - 303 by Steve J, on Flickr

Nice shot under masking and primer:

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USS Voyager WIP Img - 304 by Steve J, on Flickr

Taken with a camera flash gives the primer grey hull a bluish tint like the studio model had in most scenes; although, the model was painted a bluish grey to begin with:

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USS Voyager WIP Img - 305 by Steve J, on Flickr

Blue grey Voyager under camera flash:

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USS Voyager WIP Img - 306 by Steve J, on Flickr

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