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Kurt's Enterprise-F
USS Enterprise NCC 1701-F
Love the Flag backdrop to this build. Every detail was hand painted.
Illuminating the dark!
Money Shot
Stern
Underside of the Drive Section. Often, all we see in these posts are the top or 'perfect' shots of these builds. It's nice to see the detail carries throughout the entire ship.
Enterprise-F "Saucer and Deflector Dish"
Great shot of the underside of the Saucer and Deflector Dish.
Full Shot
New & Under Construction
The hammered paint on the stand really stands out in this picture, giving it a rough metallic look. Also in the background, you can see the Enterprise-D 'Dreadnought' under construction in it's stand.
Side View
Full Length Night Shot
Lit-Up and Docked
After countless hours of precision work, creative problem-solving, and patience, my 1:1400 scale USS Enterprise-F has been finally brought to life. At this scale, fitting the wiring and lights into the ship’s limited interior, while achieving the illumination I envisioned, was a challenge worthy of Starfleet engineering. Every light runs from a 5V rechargeable battery concealed within the drive section, and every painted detail was applied by hand with a fine-tip brush—no decals or stencils, only meticulous masking, preparation, and persistence. This is the model that first drew me to Gambody and opened the door to an entirely new level of detailed model building. I am proud of the finished ship, but the greatest reward was the journey.
After countless hours of precision work, creative problem-solving, and patience, my 1:1400 scale USS Enterprise-F has been finally brought to life. At this scale, fitting the wiring and lights into the ship’s limited interior, while achieving the illumination I envisioned, was a challenge worthy of Starfleet engineering. Every light runs from a 5V rechargeable battery concealed within the drive section, and every painted detail was applied by hand with a fine-tip brush—no decals or stencils, only meticulous masking, preparation, and persistence. This is the model that first drew me to Gambody and opened the door to an entirely new level of detailed model building. I am proud of the finished ship, but the greatest reward was the journey.
FFF/FDM printing: Creality CR-10
PLA (e-Sun)
Printing time: 2 Weeks
Painting time: 90+ Hours
28 October 2026
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