I anticipate some very cool lighting F/X. Looking forward to your updates Randy.
Depending on how AMS you and Mark want to be, you might want to consider eliminating the "diner booth" and replace it with flat walls as they did for season 1. (Of course it's at the deepest corner of the lounge and therefore not too visible ...)I've decided on going with the "First Season" version, complete with not only the port and starboard sail lights, but drilling out the portholes for the four sail hatches as well. :dude:
It has had a flag flying off of it in some shots (can't remember where I saw that) and it is also used as a crane - there was a first season episode where they use it to offload a bomb that goes off right when it hits the water....On a side note, I question the naming of the flag pole on the aft end of the sail. I'm sure David Merriman will brutally correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that was an HF radio antenna on a sub...
They're only visible on the full sized set - presumably they are retracted to reduce drag and turbulence while submerged....where did the idea for the dozens of handrails by the missile tube come from? I'm going to chisel them off. I'm wondering if it's worth trying to fab some cleats in that scale.
I was not disagreeing with that, just mentioning where they were used and where they weren't.As Gary confirmed in another thread, the design of both Seaview kits incorporates parts of all the versions seen on screen, hense the handholds from the full-size mock-up...
Excellent....As for those handholds, mine were all fine on all the kits I got when they were delivered to my house...
These were the original boxed models as purchased at the store.Try surrounding the entire model with cotton balls prior to using layers of small bubble-wrap, then surround it with larger bubble-wrap.