Lately I've been on a TOS kick building a new Kirk Chair with my real Madison chair base, some engineering wrench thingies and most recently my Vulcan Harps. I'm having way too much fun with this old school stuff.
A few months ago I was offered a chance to acquire the mold for the main body of Spock's Ray Generator and I jumped at the chance. For some reason it's always been one of my favorite pieces and I couldn't pass it up.
Since getting the mold I've been working on the other parts. So far I have all of the parts for the front nozzles, I've had my fiberglass shop create some really nice castings of the body, my machinist is working on the other details and I'm almost done with the hood housing, which will also be cast in fiberglass.
When it's done the nozzles will light up, the hood will have lights, all of the details will be aluminum and the body fiberglass. I guess that about sums it up.
Thanks for looking!
The grey one was the first materials test, the final ones will likely be in black...but I guess I can do them in grey.
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A few months ago I was offered a chance to acquire the mold for the main body of Spock's Ray Generator and I jumped at the chance. For some reason it's always been one of my favorite pieces and I couldn't pass it up.
Since getting the mold I've been working on the other parts. So far I have all of the parts for the front nozzles, I've had my fiberglass shop create some really nice castings of the body, my machinist is working on the other details and I'm almost done with the hood housing, which will also be cast in fiberglass.
When it's done the nozzles will light up, the hood will have lights, all of the details will be aluminum and the body fiberglass. I guess that about sums it up.
Thanks for looking!
The grey one was the first materials test, the final ones will likely be in black...but I guess I can do them in grey.
