Lord Error
Insane For Sony
Sarigar stuctural enhancements are in place, working like a charm, and I've documented it all here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/67249208@N04/
Sample photos (if you see them on Flickr, you can see the notes placed over photos):
While QF-45 is probably the most satisfying and demanding Lego model I've every built, its structural integrity leaves something to be desired. "Wings" fall off really easily, and model needs to be held in a careful and calculated manner, so that it doesn't fall apart. I've worked hard to improve this as much as I could, all the while making sure that the look of the ship is not compromised in any way. The result of these few tweaks is a significant structural improvement that allows for fairly casual handling of the ship. I really think anyone building this model should take a close look at these pictures and read the notes posted on them - it really makes a world of difference for the model stability.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/67249208@N04/
Sample photos (if you see them on Flickr, you can see the notes placed over photos):


While QF-45 is probably the most satisfying and demanding Lego model I've every built, its structural integrity leaves something to be desired. "Wings" fall off really easily, and model needs to be held in a careful and calculated manner, so that it doesn't fall apart. I've worked hard to improve this as much as I could, all the while making sure that the look of the ship is not compromised in any way. The result of these few tweaks is a significant structural improvement that allows for fairly casual handling of the ship. I really think anyone building this model should take a close look at these pictures and read the notes posted on them - it really makes a world of difference for the model stability.