This year Gunner picked something dear to him. He has a model of the house where he spent the summers for his first 20 years. It has a full base and lots of detail, but all on one page. With the center divider, it is simple to convert to two pages, I just matched the dpi count to keep scale between the pages. Much easier to build doubled in size and still has small parts. I envy the people outside the US that use the larger card stock and end up with larger models, but I would double page this even for the A3 (?) paper! The only drawback is the wasted ink on the transition aqua background and he may change that. He said he hates to see it on models himself where you color the page then throw all but the parts away and was just thinking "pretty" instead of functional. There is some reinforcing with heavier card stock on four pieces, so pay attention to the diagram directions! Nice enough to put the single printed page in a frame with the aqua background! Looks like a really nice place to spend your summers. You can find it through www.bildrum.com. I double printed to get raised window sills and other areas and will cut and recess appropriate doors. As usual, a VERY NICE model. Merry Christmas to you all that celebrate it and I hope the new year brings you all good health and prosperity for you and your families!
Dennis Brooks USAF Rescue Retired Denton, Texas USA -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Papermodels II" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
