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Very nice. The use of engines is good as they are an important detail part of the model and often scratch build ones end up letting the model's potential down.

just a couple of thoughts . if you make another ....................

first , thnx for posting the templates

why did you make the nose and body out of 2 pieces of foam board .

i printed out your template so i can make my own . i have increasd the width by about half an inch , and the length by 2 inches as it seemed a bit small to me . and thats not a criticism , but when i did the mock up , i cut the paper templates out and placed the nose and body templates so they connected , so when i cut it out , it was just one piece . it would save you time and hassle and make it a little strudier .

i am doing mine out of wood , i may post some WIP pics as it developes . it takes some more tools than you are using , but the cost per ship will be around $6-$7 each , and i have enough material to do about 6 of them

Cool, we'd love to see the pictures.

..but..this thread is over a year old since the last entry, so it'd be best if you started another thread.

Good luck with the project though !