50x50=2500, 2 Round 2 (pic heavy)

[el gato]

I thought I had done my SciFi Miniatures as the NX version, leaving the slightly larger R2 as the NCC. I was wrong, the SciFiMini has NCC decals. I have to fix that, somehow....

[Vahmp]

What names are you using for yours? I have about 5 or 6 Defiants. Of course there's the NX Defiant and the NCC Defiant and the Valiant, a name I used to name a Defiant concept model. That still leaves me with a lot of ships with too few names

Memory Alfa has and extencive list of names for the Defiant Class.

Star Trek: Armada II features the following possible names for Defiant-class starships:

USS Ajax
USS Alaska
USS Albatross
USS Aldebaran
USS Armstead
USS Baracus
USS Barracuda
USS Baton Rouge
USS Champion
USS Cheyenne
USS Cobra
USS Concord
USS Condor
USS Coral Sea
USS Cormir
USS Corvus
USS Crockett
USS Eagle
USS Eclipse
USS Falkirk
USS Fargo
USS Galahad
USS Gauntlet
USS Gawain
USS Grant
USS Halberd
USS Havoc
USS Helena
USS Hornet
USS Hurricane
USS Javelin
USS Kant
USS Kingfisher
USS Law
USS Lee
USS Leyte
USS Logan
USS Loki
USS Man-o-War
USS Matador
USS Maya
USS Medvedev
USS Merrimac
USS Michigan
USS Mongoose
USS Monitor
USS Monsoon
USS Morgana
USS Myrmidon
USS Nomad
USS Pendragon
USS Pleiades
USS Potemkin
USS Python
USS Quillon
USS Ramses
USS Relentless
USS Renegade
USS Revere
USS Rockford
USS Rome
USS Sao Paulo
USS Savannah
USS Scorpion
USS Sioux
USS Sirocco
USS Spitfire
USS Stromming
USS Tenacious
USS Thor
USS Titan
USS Treplev
USS Triumph
USS Triton
USS Tsunami
USS Turin
USS Valiant
USS Vanya
USS Vasily
USS Victoria
USS Vigilant
USS Voltaire
USS Warspite
USS Wasp
USS Wolverine
USS Zeppelin

[Vahmp]

And also afew other names.

https://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Defiant_class

[slawton]

3. Mach 5

Here's a picture of a Polar Lights Mach 5 from the old cartoon "Speed Racer":

While not a spaceship, this was another project I wanted to do for my bro. In case you didn't know, the Mach 5 was this ultra-cool (from a kid's perspective) race car from a Japanese cartoon from the early 70's. There were some buttons on the steering wheel which enabled special abilities (bird-like flying drone, saw blades to clear a path in the front, jacks which could be used for jumping, submarine mode, etc.). There was also the mysterious Racer X (his older brother in a secret disguise) who would often come to Speed's rescue.

[el gato]

Thanks for that list of names, Vahmp!

[Vahmp]

3. Mach 5

Here's a picture of a Polar Lights Mach 5 from the old cartoon "Speed Racer":
SpeedRacer.jpg
While not a spaceship, this was another project I wanted to do for my bro. In case you didn't know, the Mach 5 was this ultra-cool (from a kid's perspective) race car from a Japanese cartoon from the early 70's. There were some buttons on the steering wheel which enabled special abilities (bird-like flying drone, saw blades to clear a path in the front, jacks which could be used for jumping, submarine mode, etc.). There was also the mysterious Racer X (his older brother in a secret disguise) who would often come to Speed's rescue.

LOVED that toon, when I was a kid!
As a matter of fact, I did a lot of crazy things driving (Drag racing etc...) when I got abit older, because of Speed's the influence. LOL

Thanks for that list of names, Vahmp!

Yer Velcum! hehehe

[slawton]

Another hiatus (shorter, though), another restart - kicking off with something easy/little over-thinking. I got these off ebay years ago -- not sure yet whether I will use them as bases, badges or artwork.

Since I already have 3 plaques for the TOS, Refit & D, I may need to rework the text for other ships (E, NX, ??).

[trek3159]

Wow, would love to get a copy of about six of those to use to make bases out of....look really nice! I got some off of ebay last year to make bases out of but haven't figured out how to deepen them enough to hold anything. They are about 1/8 inch thick.

[el gato]

Add styrene at the bottom, cut as necessary, or glue them to a board perhaps?

[Jason Abbadon]

For those bases, get Museum Wax!
Seriously, it's amazing, non-toxic and doesn't hurt anything.
It's sticky putty- I use it for 3.75" Marvel Universe figures so they stay standing up when my cat's go crashing into everything (including my display cases!)

It was originally used in museums to keep sculpture and such from toppling in minor earthquakes.

Stick some under a base and it'll hold just fine.