@flyboy I agree, their use definitely warrants a higher price compared to the power functions motors.

@Ian naturally I thought of you right away when I saw this one! You should definitely do it!!

Guess I could jazz up my Bluetooth boat from last years VIEX

@vdog the other builders I subscribe to on YT are BigPlanes https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-cJAp3DIphthxTErH7AGtg and Akiyuki Brick Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCJJNQIhS15ypcHqDfEPNXg

It does look like an awesome set!

I like this note: "Tickets do not include parking (if you drove somewhere, you are doing it wrong)" haha!

Something this large is likely best shot outside on a cloudy day as Mike mentioned. You can do it on a sunny day but you will need a reflector to soften the shadows. You can also try turning the lights 180 degrees and reflecting the light back with large white cards or vinyl sheet (just don't melt it) Also if you have an overhead light aimed at the backdrop right behind the shuttle it will kill nearly all of your shadows. You can try a backdrop light that is brighter than your other lights so it overexposes your backdrop so it becomes just pure white. You could also have a look at this video: https://fstoppers.com/commercial/product-photography-tutorial-shows-how-shoot-large-objects-55863 Though it's harder to do what he does without proper studio lighting. Good luck! PS and yes, Photoshop out those wrinkles... that's the best and fastest fix. Pixelmator is great software for this. Use the Clone tool rather than erasing.

There is very good odds for this contest, given the limited amount of entrants.

I have created a complimentary post on the members only side about this with further information from the LAN.