Thanks for commenting. I'm not sure what angles you are having problems with. I can tell you I use 1x2 hinge bricks to connect the nacelles to the pylons and then again to the ship to get the right angles. All the other angles are just sloped bricks of various sizes. I try to make my models as simple and sturdy as possible. I've been building starships for many years, so my designs have gone through alot of modifications.

Amazing job my friend 10/10 on my scale but unfortunately this only goes up to 5 so 5/5 lol. But i'm looking at the pics and trying to figure out how you did it and so far i'm having just a little problem from your angles lol. I really wish you would be able to post or send me the instructions for this amazing build so i can add it to my collection in my room of The Enterprise i did.

Amazing job my friend 10/10 on my scale but unfortunately this only goes up to 5 so 5/5 lol. But i'm looking at the pics and trying to figure out how you did it and so far i'm having just a little problem from your angles lol. I really wish you would be able to post or send me the instructions for this amazing build so i can add it to my collection in my room of The Enterprise i did.

Design and execution is spectacular. How come the model isnt white?

Thanks alot Chris! A 7000 piece model? That would be massive. This one has under 600 pieces and is about 19" long. I look forward to checking out your model when you build it.

I like this, it turned out great. I am thinking about building a giant scale model of this ship, say around 5-7K pieces on LDD. I was thinking of simulating an aluminum substructure to support the nacelles. Nice build here 5/5. Chris

Thanks alot Matt!

Nice job with your Russian pronunuciation! XD And job well done on the Enterprise too!

Well, Coonsiedering we will be arrivink at woulken een tree meenuts, you deed well. "Kepteen Koork!"

Dude if that was made on ldd could you plz download the instructions because that is AWESOME!!!