Joe Brown's Foam based scratch built Huron in scale with the Polar Lights TOS Enterprise

Scratch building with Insulating Foam

The primary hull for the Huron, Joe carves two for development of the different Huron designs.	A template cut from the reference picture of the primary hull's profile checks the carving process.	The simplified version of the Huron.
From Joe Brown's Post Mon Feb 09, 2004   "Concerning my contribution to the Project..... and the fact that we have about 13 weeks to go: At the Atlanta model show, Erin the Resinheart took a look at my mostly completed masters for the Huron freighter for the project. He made the comment that the 2500 scale TOS Ent nacelles may work; but when I got home & double checked my references, that makes the freighter waaaay too small. The plan was (and still is) for the warp engines were to be from the 1/1600 3-ship set that has been around forever. I wanted to know if anyone has already made a cleaned up, crisply detailed set of these that can be utilized for the project, or, should I do 'em myself? Also, how many aux. ships should be planned for? I'm doing the Huron-class with two variations; one, as seen in TAS, and the other with a simplified forward end but a larger lower cargo hold. Thoughts, opinions, and comments on this would be appreciated."