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Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft Free FREE STAR TREK: LIGHT-UP SHUTTLECRAFT PDF Chip Carter | 48 pages | 09 Aug 2016 | Running Press | 9780762459346 | English | Philadelphia, United States STAR TREK Modeling: A Brief History of the Shuttlecraft Galileo Pt. 4 | Collector Model Uh-oh, it looks like your Internet Explorer is out of date. For a better shopping experience, please upgrade now. Javascript is not enabled in your browser. Enabling JavaScript in your browser will allow you to experience all the features of our site. Learn how to enable JavaScript Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft your browser. Star Trek. Add to Wishlist. Sign in to Purchase Instantly. Members save with free shipping everyday! See details. Overview Star Trek fans and collectors will love this one-of-a-kind, mini-size collectible light-up shuttlecraft. The shuttlecraft is a key component of Federation starships and is used to carry crewmembers and cargo. 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Channel your inner rock star with this truly outrageous kit based on the Channel Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft inner rock star with this truly outrageous kit based on the classic animation, Jem and the Holograms. Including a pair of light-up Synergy earrings and a page mini book featuring classic illustrations and original packaging art, Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft - - The story of the Galileo shuttle by Round 2 consultant, Gary Kerr, continues…. The Galileo mock-up sported a glossy, 2-tone exterior color scheme — lighter gray above and darker gray below — but the exact shades of gray were thought to be lost to time since the original paint had faded after decades of exposure to the elements. I also had a sample of the weathered darker Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft from the lower half of Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft mock-up. I now had samples of the original light and dark gray paint, but I had no way of knowing how much the original paints had faded. The shutter is a low-tech affair: a beat-up piece of Masonite with a wooden frame in back. The shutter did not slide up and down, but was simply placed into the window opening on the shuttle. There were a number of spots where three layers of paint were exposed: a white primer base coat, a light gray middle layer, and a darker gray top coat. The top coat had almost certainly been applied by Trek fans during a restoration, but the middle layer was an exact match for the weathered light gray that I had examined in I wanted to expose more of the light gray middle layer, so I began to carefully chip away the brittle top layer of paint with an X-Acto blade. Very interesting…. I now had samples of the weathered light and dark gray paints, plus the relatively unweathered light gray paint from the shutter. If the original light gray paint had faded by X amount over the years, could I arrive at an approximation of the original dark gray paint by darkening my faded dark gray sample by X amount? I had the paint store do a color match on my weathered dark gray sample, and then darken the paint by a couple shades. After the original series ended, the Galileo began a years-long, cross-country odyssey. The Masonite, plywood, and metal prop was not designed to withstand the elements, and once outdoors, it began to deteriorate. Because of safety concerns, the institute sold the prop to Roger Hiseman of Palos Verdes, who displayed the decomposing shuttlecraft, Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft photo op for young Trek fans, in his front yard. Following complaints from his neighbors, the Galileo was moved to an open storage area in Redondo Beach. By this time, Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft mock-up was looking MUCH worse for the wear, and the roof over the impulse deck had collapsed. Following an appearance at a Star Trek convention in Anaheim, the mock-up was moved to yet another open storage area, this time near Palm Springs, and the semi-restored mock-up continued to deteriorate. After many years, the mock-up finally had a roof over its head. Yet another restoration was begun, and the Galileo was displayed at a Trek convention near Cleveland the following November. I took home a couple souvenirs, including an 8 ft roof truss, from a pile of rotting wood that had been removed from the mock-up. The restoration stopped infollowing a dispute between Ms Miller and those doing the restoration. The Galileo had to be moved yet again when the airport property was sold and the hangar was demolished, and it ended up in open storage at an industrial site near Akron. The mock-up dropped out of sight when the property was Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft and cleaned up in What a shocking turn of events! The Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft straight up disappeared! I actually Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft Lynne down about 20 years ago, just doing various web searches. At that time she let me know it was safe and protected in Ohio. At that point, Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft lot of folks were asking and I thought I would give it a shot. It seemed at that point that I was the only person that knew where it Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft. Would it be possible to have model paint equivalents, from companies that still make them i. Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft will not be published. Collector Model. Home Register Login Subscribe. Recent Posts. Recommended Sites. Round 2 Models. Model Kits. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed. Steve Iverson says:. October 7, at pm. October 10, at am. JamieH says:. October 12, at am. Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Collector Model social media advertising by iePlexus. Polar Lights Galileo Shuttle Scale Model Kit | Round2 ALL-NEW space ship model kit: Scale-modeling is a great hobby that provides a great looking display that you build yourself. This precision- molded kit is based on the set and miniature model used in the show! Precision fit: This model is created from all-new tooling for excellent fit and presents a fun building experience. It also features an open equipment hatch and other details. It features a full-color decoration guide and all Polar Lights model kits include a pictorial instruction sheet to assist Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft. Email address:. Web Design by Effect. Skip to content. Buy at AutoWorld. Description ALL-NEW space ship model kit: Scale-modeling is a great hobby that provides a great Star Trek: Light-Up Shuttlecraft display that you build yourself. Features: scale, skill level 2, paint and glue required All-new tooling 58 parts Full-color paint and decal guide Ideal for lighting light kit not available Opening access panel, authentic landing gear and details Three registry decal options. Related products. Subscribe to our AutoWorld Newsletter Email address:. Contact Us..
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