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Re: Baker CLASS -U.S.S. Ripley LV-426 (SRS Prototypes) - PIC HEAVY
Given the large cargo doors on top of the hull, 'LV' could also stand for -Logistics Vehicle....a well armed one at that!
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Re: Baker CLASS -U.S.S. Ripley LV-426 (SRS Prototypes) - PIC HEAVY
And as promised, here is the Baker class ship LV-426 next to a reliant class (soon to be modified into a Chandley/ Soyuz class variant USS NIMITZ for size comparison.
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Re: Baker CLASS -U.S.S. Ripley LV-426 (SRS Prototypes) - PIC HEAVY
"Light Vessel" is a more appropriate term but that's just semanticsGidiot wrote:Perhaps LV in the Trek universe could mean "Light Vehicle" once the Ripley is done I'll see if we can get a shot of her next to another ship, she's actually quite petite...MEATLOAFr wrote:I always took the LV designation as "Life Viable" in the aliens universe - as a planet that can support human life
please tell me the ship is mainly used for xenomorphic cataloging or mineral surveying
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Re: Baker CLASS -U.S.S. Ripley LV-426 (SRS Prototyping) - PIC HEAVY
OK, the USS Ripley is on her way back (potentially with a few easter "Eggs"... hehehe ) here are the final detail images!
painting, and detailing done, here we go: Photon Torpedo Tubes and Probe/Minelayer tubes This is either a Main Cargo bay door for the Saucer or an axillary shuttle bay I'll have to make my final decision once i've seen it in person.... I remember making the decal as a cargo bay, but I may need to have a dropship for dropping my marines after we lose contact with the colony... She'll soon be home next to the Becquerel, Houndsfield and a few others in the works...
remember you can see the original images with Scott's narration at:
https://www.srsprototyping.com/latest-pr ... ion-build/
painting, and detailing done, here we go: Photon Torpedo Tubes and Probe/Minelayer tubes This is either a Main Cargo bay door for the Saucer or an axillary shuttle bay I'll have to make my final decision once i've seen it in person.... I remember making the decal as a cargo bay, but I may need to have a dropship for dropping my marines after we lose contact with the colony... She'll soon be home next to the Becquerel, Houndsfield and a few others in the works...
remember you can see the original images with Scott's narration at:
https://www.srsprototyping.com/latest-pr ... ion-build/
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Re: Baker CLASS -U.S.S. Ripley LV-426 (SRS Prototyping) - PIC HEAVY
Nice piece of work. Largest that has ever been done I think. Much better than the old FASA model.
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Re: Baker CLASS -U.S.S. Ripley LV-426 (SRS Prototyping) - PIC HEAVY
Hey, can you give the dimensions on this build, please? That'll give me an idea of what I want to shoot for on a similar version that I'd like to either try and build myself or perhaps commission a printed model for.
Many thanks in advance!
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I like the subtle aztecing. Good work!
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She looks quite nice!
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Re: Baker CLASS -U.S.S. Ripley LV-426 (SRS Prototyping) - PIC HEAVY
Gidiot wrote: ↑Wed May 31, 2017 7:55 pmPerhaps LV in the Trek universe could mean "Light Vehicle" once the Ripley is done I'll see if we can get a shot of her next to another ship, she's actually quite petite...MEATLOAFr wrote:I always took the LV designation as "Life Viable" in the aliens universe - as a planet that can support human life
Griffworks wrote: ↑Fri Jul 27, 2018 3:55 amHey, can you give the dimensions on this build, please? That'll give me an idea of what I want to shoot for on a similar version that I'd like to either try and build myself or perhaps commission a printed model for.
Many thanks in advance!
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Were you able to get the dimensions for me, perchance?
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