RE: Nova Class Dreadnought

Don't waste an Omega to make a Nova.  Buy the NSL Superdreadnought & cut
off the connection point on the spine, & invert the front section when
you assemble it (you'll need to epoxy the front section, regular glue
isn't strong enough).  This gives the right shape.  After its assembled,
add drive tubes & you can bulk up the spine with milliput or plasticard
if required.
It should be less work & cost than chopping up an Omega (& not commit
sacrilege!)

'Neath Southern Skies
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It's thrusters all aglow;
And everywhere that Mary went,
The 'Mechs were sure to blow.

>-----Original Message-----
>From:	<Mark Andrew Siefert> [SMTP:cthulhu@csd.uwm.edu]
>
>Hi All:
>	I've been pondering the idea of converting an AoG Omega Class DD
>into the fabled Nova Class DD over the last couple of days.  I intend
>on just taking the rear and forward section, sawing off the rotating
>hub, and gluing them together (after pinning it and using a lot of spot

>putty).  The area where I am stuck on is the cannon turrets. Does
anyone
>have any ideas for modeling these things? 
>
>Later,
>Mark A. Siefert
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