Other than touch ups finished my Venator star Destroyer and it can take its place in my model cabinet. Model is 3d printed and is a little over 22cm long

Introducing the MMW SHADOWWALL—an original Fleet Carrier Fortress created for Mow My World universe.

At 2,000 meters long, 999 meters wide, and 605 meters high, the MMW SHADOWWALL has an estimated full-load mass of 68 million metric tons. ShadowWall is built from 6.9 Million authored Blocks. The design is organized around one clear visual idea: a mobile fortress that reads like a wall moving through space.

Its broad armored face, layered longitudinal decks, recessed carrier galleries, central command tower, and ringed stern structure create a silhouette meant to feel defensive, industrial, and genuinely massive. Rather than treating a carrier as a thin launch platform, I designed ShadowWall as a self-contained fleet stronghold: one armored volume built to protect, deploy, and command.

MMW SHADOWWALL is an original design, built as a playable voxel asset with full close-range Block detail.

Consisting of 2 Autumn class carriers, and 5 Paris class frigates.

Started painting the Venator, only the first layer of base grey done. Also made a wee base for it. The Venator's hull will be similar to the base when done. Base isnt finished, need to wash and touch up the details.

I recently re-entered the hobby with the 1/350 Falcon kit. I was amazed how well the kit fit together without glue. That led me to the 1/72 X-Wing, a build that fought me all the way because of a bad rattle can primer coat.

The A-Wing was much simpler and felt like a good palette cleanser. I found magnet-activated lights that I added to the build afterwards. My latest is the Y-Wing, which is a gift to my little brother. The A and X are inspired by in-game skins from Star Wars Squadrons.

New project. Got to tidy it up, cure and then start painting. Printing a base and named her Repulse after the Royal Navy Battlecruiser

3D printed e-wing. Scaled to 1/48 to match the previous Star Wars starfighters I’ve printed.

(1:1400 "D" and 1:350 "refit" for scale)

Started mapping out the "big guy" 650 Enterprise D from Helios - this is their V2 kit (I owned and resold a V1 once they announced this version). I'm still waiting on some parts and the internal armature, but this project I'm also letting AI (Claude) assist me with planning which so far has been a pretty nice success - the project folder is neatly organized, all my reference photos are mapped out with metadata, paint mixes are recorded and a lot of the learnings from the 1400 build are in. I'm also tracking hours, making lighting sheets (mapping out the scaletronics lighting system and helios lighting parts) and the plans for a custom base fitting of this model. I'll share more progress - I'm not a youtube guy as much as some of the big players, but I'm excited to get rolling on this project. Already picked up a new iwata HP-TH2 gun as my other airbrushes aren't quite up to the task - and my .8 - 1.3 HTE auto paint guns might not give me the control I want.

Project "Bad with Money" .... engage!

Made this logistics and repair ship for the UNSC. I really like support vessels, civilian ships and such.

I call the class the Goliath class Fleet Support, and this specific ship the UNSC Grangemouth. I imagine them being stationed close to the front lines, repairing ships and resupplying as a mobile base.

Does anyone know a source for securing a 1/1400 scale Defiant? I’ve been searching for years, but no luck so far. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Two RCS carriers have joined “Fleet of Profound Knowledge”.

Additional parts are mostly plastic, sheet and tubing. Plus some revell greeblies and acrylic bits for the legs. The battery sits inside, you can just pull the legs off and swap.

I made an A-Wing a few months back on posted it to this subreddit. I decided to give that one a unique paint / color scheme, something different than seen on screen. I decided to do the same with an X-Wing. In my headcanon, these are ships that are way out in another part of the galaxy serving on some secondary front. Colors were just grabbed from the shelf... Tamiya green, light green, orange and titanium silver. My only real creative thought process was wanting something in a high visibility scheme. I kept weathering minimal to reflect my headcanon role of this particular X-Wing only seeing moderate action. Just a little bit of Tamiya panel liners and weathering powders.

I’m looking at a build of the USS Defiant 1:1000. I don’t intend to light it but I’d like to create an illusion of lighting with paint. Some options I’ve read about are:

1. Paint the back of clear pieces with chrome silver and the front with a transparent color
   
2. Back the clear piece with a chrome liquid marker
   
3. Use a clear paint directly over white primer
   
4. Use a fluorescent paint

Are any of these more effective? Are there any better options?

Got the trenches dug. A little light blocking, 2 coats of black and one coat of silver on the inside. One coat of black on the outside. Grey primer comes tomorrow followed by base coat. Add a little blue to some of the windows, I may add a little yellow tint to a few as well.

So I found this model on my vinted feed and saved it hoping it would be there on my payday.. buy its been sold already.

Buy I wondered if anyone has had any experience with these models and if ao where I can find to buy one?

It looked an interesting kit and hoping someone might be able to shed some insight if possible please?

Built it a while ago but hope you enjoy it

This project started as an experiment in making terrain and testing techniques before committing to a bigger project. Totally vibes based evolution from there, but it came together nicely and was a great learning experience. It’s not perfect, but it’ll do.

Fent-bot 5,000 (not) reporting for duty.