Can you find a shark jaw in the correct scale or do you need to scratch build that too?

Fabulous craftsmanship, David, keep 'em coming my friend!

Aleks, I’m listening to Beardfish even as I write this. Hadn’t heard of them but I have to say, they are EXCELLENT.

This morning I waited until the new flying deck set and made some fittings for the instrument panels. Looking good in the sunshine.

Been out of my mind lately (inundated with work) so thought I'd swing by for some fresh air and check out some awesomeness. Wow David, you certainly don't disappoint. This is looking fantastic.

You could search the internet and have a jaw 3D printed? How cool would it be to have one of those?

You undersell yourself, Jay. Thing about a kit like that is you have to look at it as a long series of sub-assemblies that you just need to put together, slowly, carefully, one at a time.

Wish I could take her off your hands, my daughter is called ‘Indi’ (just don’t tell her where the name’s from). For me she’s the only ship that comes close to the emotional pull of the Enterprise, maybe next year’s big build...

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I'll just leave this right here...

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When I work on automobiles I arrange my tools the same way "as they should be" on my roll around cart ... and it became a thing of habit. It also helps to prevent loss by accidentally forgetting one left under the hood. You can take a quick glance and see if everything is there. The tools can blend in with all of the business under the hood of modern cars all too easy, and are very expensive to replace when you have mainly "Snap On" or "Mac" tools.

You have made some more good progress David... it's looking fantastic !