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The bridge itself is completely finished. Steps glued in their spots (lost one step frame so I scratched built one using a spare railing post) and heads glued to their respective bodies prior to highlighting the brows and facial features. Patches and sleeve stripes still needs to be painted as well.

I’ll have to order Azure Blue for the chairs along with the Dark Green for the Humber kit.

Pics forthcoming.....

Spock and McCoy...





Kirk, Chekhov, Sulu, Uhura...


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Guess I'm the odd man out, first I've seen or heard of this kit.

Your bridge looks awesome!!! All the colors are great. Where did you buy it? I've yet to figure out who sells Round2 kits. Odd thing is, Round2 is located about 15 minutes from my home ......but they don't sell stuff from there.

Oh man, how could you have issued these kits? I do t think that there was a store I went to that sold models back in the 70’s that didn’t carry the Star Trek kits, including this one.
Too bad that Round 2 doesn’t sell direct

It looks great! Nice work on the figures.

The likeness on the figures is pretty awesome. This is coming along great Tom.
BTW CultmanTV carries this type of stuff
https://www.culttvmanshop.com/

I completely forgot about that website. Haven’t visited it in years.
I do want to get the original Enterprise kit and the Klingon and Bird of Prey kits as well.
I do recall, then again I might be wrong. Wasn’t there a model kits of the accessories from the original Star Trek series? I recall seeing the recorder, the phaser, the hand held communicator/walk-in talkie.

Maybe I’m thinking it was a toy set at the time. I don’t know for sure.

There's this AMT kit/set. Not sure if they have re-released or not
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/amt-s95 ... t--1016189
Going for a pretty penny on ebay

I KNEW IT ! YES! That’s the one!

Stikpusher wrote: ↑Wed Nov 02, 2022 2:29 pm Oh man, how could you have issued these kits? I do t think that there was a store I went to that sold models back in the 70’s that didn’t carry the Star Trek kits, including this one.
Too bad that Round 2 doesn’t sell direct

I was wondering the same until you mentioned they were on the shelves in the 70's. Our age difference comes into play here. That decade I was chasing, uh, girls, and otherwise busy with learning to fly. It was the beginning of my modeling hiatus, which so many of hobby returnees have been though.

I know! About Round2, I mean! It drive me a little bit crazy knowing all those cool kits are sitting on shelves so close to me, and I can't do a thing about it.