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mophius wrote: No names as yet. One Valiant class and one Vigilant class. I can't remember which one is which either :lol:
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The one on the right is Valiant. At least, on my fleet. That's what I called mine (despite knowing there was a Defiant Class ship with that name)
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el gato wrote:
mophius wrote: No names as yet. One Valiant class and one Vigilant class. I can't remember which one is which either :lol:
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The one on the right is Valiant. At least, on my fleet. That's what I called mine (despite knowing there was a Defiant Class ship with that name)
Wasn't there a Gallant too?
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Maybe it was Galant
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Yes, it was the Gallant Class. That's why I went with Valiant, despite canon having it be a Defiant Class name :)
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Who produced the valiant and vigilant models?
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ian wrote:Who produced the valiant and vigilant models?
One is here
https://www.shapeways.com/product/AH7WR ... li=ostatus
Other is here
https://www.shapeways.com/product/324YC ... li=ostatus
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Nice. Thank you!
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ian wrote:Nice. Thank you!
Anytime Ian.

Down to business.
Thoth class scout has taken a large step today.
I sanded all the grid details off the saucer and have some deep gouges that have been filled. I will sand those tomorrow at some point.
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The neck has been filled and filed and I have also filled and sanded a bit on the bottom of the nacelle which I didn't get a picture of.
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I am not sure what to do with the bridge lifeboats. Do I leave them on or sand them off?
Your thoughts...
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Thoth got some attention this week and I only just remembered to take some photos.
So I sanded off the detail from the saucer, going a little over the top by taking off the lifeboats too and the windows from the bottom. Top windows are still there but more subdued than usual.
You may see where I gouged the lifeboats from the ventral face and then had to fill the trench.
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Neck and nacelle have been filled, sanded and primed too.
May need a little more sanding on the bottom of the nacelle and some filling around the bussard collector but happy so far with it.
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Nice job on blending in the fix for that bubble on the interconnecting neck
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Thanks El Gato

Here is a picture of the top of the saucer now it is dry. I thought I would leave the bridge area alone. The Thoth is my first foray into TNG ships so if it doesn't look right when it is finished I will know to do the next Ambassador or variant different.
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