Scale: 1/678 - in scale with Monogram's USS Voyager - under 1"/ 2.5cm long

Parts: 1 - resin

Instructions: 1 page of painting guide

Decals: ALPS-printed waterslide, by JTGraphics - superb!

Molding Quality: 9

Detail: 10 - Great for the size

Accuracy: 10 - Looks like a Delta Flyer

MSRP: $5.00 , available from Federation Models

Overall Rating: 10 - a great little project to dress up your Voyager

STEP 1: Find and build Revell-Monogram's Special Edition Voyager - a regular voyager will do but you'll have to figure out where you want to mount the Flyer. The SE has a nice open shuttle bay for the Flyer to be zooming out of.

STEP 2: Drill a small hole in the shuttle bay deck and the Flyer model if you want the Flyer in flight (looks better). I used stretched clear sprue as the support. - a nylon bristle from a hair brush will work too.

STEP 3: Clean up the resin Flyer. Soap and water, alcohol, you know the drill.

STEP 4: Lightly sand the edges of the model - there were some slight rough spots along the leading edges of the wings.

STEP 5: Mount the Flyer model on a rod using the hole drilled in step 2. Stretched sprue or a toothpick works fine and gives you something to hold the model with.

STEP 6: Paint the model - the painting instructions are great. Use Testor's Light Gray overall - it's close enough. The other colors are red, Light Ghost Gray and Radome Tan darkened with a little brown.

STEP 7: Spray the model with Future or Glosscote.

STEP 8: Apply the decals. Take your time with these! They are small and thin. Jeff Waclawski has done a magnificent job producing these. They include all windows, insignia and most panels. They make the model.

STEP 9: Spray a light coat of Dullcote and, why dry, mount the Flyer on the rod on the rear deck of Voyager.

OK, it's really small but it makes a great addition to the Voyager SE and for $5, it's well worth the price.

Thanks to the pocket change I found behind the couch for providing the review sample.