Friday, 18 October 2019

ALL ABOARD! MY HOME-MADE SPACEX NUCLEAR FERRY SETS SAIL

This was fun.

My take on the SpaceX Nuclear Ferry toy.


It was a lot easier than the MOLAB and having the real toy helped a lot getting the feel of the Ferry.


The main body came in the form of an old metallic red metal torch.


The nose is a blue game counter and the engines are small rubber lugs from the local scrap-store


The rear wheels are drawing pins.


The front cab is a red miniature of the Star Wars Imperial Cruiser with its snout cut off and tail fins added.


It was a lot of fun getting on board this little Nuclear Ferry.


Hope you like it.

10 comments:

  1. Great to see Woodsy! Makes a great addition to your DIY SpaceX fleet. There are never too many Nuclear Ferries around :)

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    1. Thanks a lot Arto. Its a nice thing to make especially if you have a red metal torch or a pen!

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  2. I am glad to see that Volvo is still a viable corporation in the distant future!Much like Husquevarna,they haven't changed their basic vehicle design much.Why mess with a good thing? ;)

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    1. ha ha, yep, Volvo is an essential part of the Moonbase Nuclear Ferry programme Brian!

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  3. Another good'un! And to scale too, which is impressive.

    The Woodsy Spacecraft Yards have been working overtime again, because that was quick!

    Best -- Paul

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    1. Thanks Paul. Having the right colour torch helped a lot. I was going to add a mini jet to the front as on the original but thought better of it and stopped whilst the going was good!

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  4. Looks like you had great fun photographing this, Woodsy. That's what it's all about. I like it :)

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    1. Ta Tone. It was fun to make and yep, fun to photograph. the Grandson's blue nightlight comes in handy a lot!

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  5. Love these! I'm relegated to buying space toys as my modeling time is nil but then, so us my talent lol

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    1. Thanks Ed. I'm the reverse, I can't afford to buy space toys these days but I have a lot of junk and lots of superglue!

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