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Saucer, hull and nacelle prototypes.
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This is the model almost completely reassembled, with the tail installed. When building this model I worried that it might be tail-heavy. Thanks to the weight of the battery box and me being able to mount the motor for the tilting mechanism relatively far forward, it's actually stable. And there's even room for a minifig pilot in the cockpit. The real aircraft carrier two crew members, but the width of minifigures means that on this scale (1/40), chosen such that the model looks OK with the figures standing next to it, there's not enough space inside. The single figure does sit off-centre though, to suggest that there is space for a second figure.
A removable panel just behind the cockpit provides access to the on/off switch of the Bluetooth controller.
These are samples for a Book Arts exhibition which is due to take place next Spring in Attingham Park, a National Trust property
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Been working on a few items and this is one of the items that I'll be releasing soon. Hope everyone's been having a great new year so far!
taken at HYS
The common english name of Bombus hypnorum is the Tree Bee, it's a recent colonist to the UK from France and has been nicknamed 'Le Bee'. The combination of ginger thorax and black and white halved abdomen are instantly recognisable. The first record in Britain was as recently as 2001 in nearby West Wellow in Hampshire.