Coming down to the wir(ing)

Posted by Ken Bergquist | Oct 13, 2014 | Viper | 0 |

facebook: Cockpit closeup with seat and pilot in place. Getting the hand-to-stick alignment is a bear.

facebook: Seat details to match photos of hero prop from the auction. That’s guitar string and some brass tubing.

facebook: It’s getting real now! Fuselage light blocked, fiber and lights installed in the cockpit, TLCduino board connected to power. Hope it all fits!!!

facebook: The addition of this header plug will let me reprogram the microcontroller after the Viper is all sealed up.

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Ken Bergquist

Ken has been building models all his life. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that his Dad opened a hobby shop in 1966, when he was 6 years old. While studying in the Theatre Department at The University at Buffalo, Ken worked on a great number of on- and off-campus productions designing and building props and sets, lighting, sound (and a bit of acting). In the 1980's Ken had the opportunity to turn his passion into a job. He was hired to build architectural subjects at Carolina Architectural Models in Raleigh, NC, later known as Scale Model and Display Studios. Some years later, while working for Tri-Star Design Group, he did plastics fabrication and design, leading to some of the most challenging subjects of his career, including props and scenery for the motion picture industry.

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