Scale Modelbuild the Enterpise D stages 83 to 86

The USS Enterprise NCC-1701D scale model built by Fanhome is a highly detailed and accurate representation of the iconic Star Trek starship. It features a variety of intricate details, including the ship's hull markings, phaser banks, and warp nacelles. The model is also equipped with lights that can be turned on and off, adding to its realism.
According to reviews online, the Fanhome USS Enterprise NCC-1701D scale model is a high-quality product that is well worth the price. It is a must-have for any Star Trek fan.
Here are some of the features of the Fanhome USS Enterprise NCC-1701D scale model:
Highly detailed and accurate representation of the iconic Star Trek starship
Features a variety of intricate details, including the ship's hull markings, phaser banks, and warp nacelles
Equipped with lights that can be turned on and off
Made from high-quality materials
Comes with a display stand
Overall, the Fanhome USS Enterprise NCC-1701D scale model is a stunning piece of craftsmanship that is sure to impress any Star Trek fan. It is a must-have for any collection.
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00:00 - Start
00:30 - The Magazine
02:01 - Stage 83 Saucer Section and Lights
04:33 - Stage 84 Saucer Section panels and neck section Panels
07:36 - Stage 85 Saucer Section panels and battle section assembly
10:23 - Stage 86 Saucer Section panel and Navigation Lights

[@gordon5004]

I was hoping to see the engineering section with the new piece you just added

[@PeteJCooper]

In one of the next builds. Thank for watching

[@grandillusion4258]

You could make your life so much easier if you would have used 32 AWG solid wire. Those LEDs only draw about 5-7 mA and 32 AWG is rated for about 90mA. Your wiring would be almost unnoticeable and the weight would be significantly reduced. :)

[@PeteJCooper]

I don’t intend to spend more then standard on this build its expensive enough already and I’m no good at soldering