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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, May 18, 2004 3:22 AM
Great links Marin, Thanks, The differences it looks like were a few cosemetic ones, but I'm guessing that the model company didn't go as far as to redo their casting molds for what to them waa the same exact ship.
Thanks as well SteveQ for the scale info, now i know how to group my kits when I someday finish them all. Sci-fi Rawks! T.L.



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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, May 17, 2004 9:28 PM
Hey, I just found these two links about this, and thought it might help. If not, just some good reference material!

Scroll down to the Sovereign...
http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/schematics/starfleet_ships2.htm

Or if you are lazy, here are the two hits I was talking about. One talks about the ATM/ERTL model and the other about the differences in the ship between the two movies (The differences are VERY slight though, from what it says. And most people probably wouldn't catch it)
http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/enterprise-e.htm
http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/schematics/enterprise-e-modifications.jpg
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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, May 17, 2004 6:53 PM
The "C"/Yamaguchi is 1400th as well. There is a difference btween the two "E" versions but I can't recall what it is. You may want to inquire over at Starship Modeler.
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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, May 17, 2004 1:42 AM
Right on Marin, Thanks for the info, so the first contact kit is the same as the insurrection kit then. I like the different garage kits but I got into the scifi kits strictly for lighting purposes. Nothing beats that studio look know what i mean. Anyway this kit puts me one kit away from the collection of Star Trek kits. I need the lighted Yamaguchi and I'm set. Thanks again. Sincerely T.L.




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Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, May 16, 2004 5:25 PM
Yes and no. I believe ERTL's Ent: E is a 1/1400 like their Ent-D. Their Excelsior and Reliant are larger scale, and there fore are huge compared to the EntD/E. The Voyager 3-ship it I believe is in 1/1400 scale, but that is about is in terms of 1/1400.

1/1400 seems to be the standard scale for building Trek models. Most "Garage" resin producers put all their models out in 1/1400. Check out http://www.federationmodels.com/ if you want some more ideas to build up your 1/1400 fleet. I just finished up an Akira, and am working on knocking out a Nebula-conversion kit and the Centaur. There is a GREAT selection. I'm looking at a Saber or Steamrunner as my next project.

If you are working on the Ent-E, I would look at JT Graphics decal sheet for it. It comes with A LOT more and more detailed decals than the ERTL kit, and it well worth the money. (You can also get custom names!)
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Enterprise E
Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, May 15, 2004 3:06 AM
Hey, anybody know if there is a difference between the "First Contact" E model and the "Insurrection" kit other than the box art? I recently scored a First Contact version on ebay for about half the price of the Insurrection Kit. Just wanna know if it is the same scale and such. What scale is it and does it match up with any of the other kits ertl did. Thanks T.L.




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