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You can't strap a fiberglass shell to the neck jig. So, I modded the original StewMac donor body plan to accommodate all of the housebrand guitars I mess with. I extended the neck pad an 1 1/2" and drilled holes for this Supro, Kay, and Harmony. Had to make sure the bridge pad had enough material to slap a bridge in front of the Fender location also.
Orion at 50mm using the astronomik CLS filter. Note the sky background is darker and red response is better (thus showing the difference between modded and unmodded AND CLS filter vs. none)
This yoyo has flowable silicone in one side so u can "bind" it. It is raw with ano in one side. pretty beat up. If you put a decent bearing in this, it plays suprisingly well.
Simple mods can make big differences. These three sets are all pretty good out of the box, but some small additions help make them even better!
Slave 1: Removed the spring-loaded missiles and covered them up with slopes.
Version: v1.0
My heavily modified Razor Crest (75292)! The original set is decent for what it is, but the modding potential is vast. In my opinion, 2 areas need major improvement: the landing gear and thrusters. I used a clear piece to hold it up, but it can hold itself up on the legs with some droop. The legs can also be removed to display it as it's flying. I took inspiration from other modders for the thrusters, which made it more like the actual ship and is one of my favorite parts. As for the interior cockpit, I took heavy inspiration from the UCS Razor Crest, which included dark red seats and printed control panels. And for the cargo bay, I added storage containers, the carbonite freezing chamber, the weapons rack, and the frog eggs, which were from the UCS set.
Overall, I am very happy with how it looks right now and the only major thing I would like is to extend the length of the ship, just so that it is more accurate, but that is an idea for the future.
Version: v1.0
Inspiration: @starwars @themandalorian