Re: [Papermodels II 50318] Carpathia Paper model

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Beautiful !

On 24/3/20 5:35 am, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Completed McCollough’s Carpathia.
Now to create a base for display and pick up handling.

BP
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Re: [Papermodels II 50295] Fiddlers Green Ford Tri- Motor.

[Bones Parsons]

Beautiful as always Bob, I always did like the Tin Goose.

Bones

On 15/2/20 12:24 pm, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:

Printed on 110lb Staples cardstock.
Applied spray protective coating using Krylon acrylic gloss.
Burnished to imitate corrugated metal surfaces.
All supporting struts are wire reinforced.
I notified FG that the illustrated instructions show round prop hubs but there 
are none on the part pages.
Gloss coated windows.
Final build: wingspan 18 1/2 inches, length 12 inches.

Bob Penikas

http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/models/Between+the+Wars/Ford-Trimotor.html

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[Papermodels II 50286] Our hobby

[Bones Parsons]

I had cause to reflect on our cardmodel hobby the other day. I was at the local 
hospital visiting my old mate PICNIC with whom I spend a bit of time each week 
building cardmodels. I had taken the Saladin with me to show him the latest 
additions to the build and was completely taken by surprise by the effects it 
had on others who were incarcerated in the ward with him.
Some were amazed, others were flabbergasted and some were disbelieving until 
they actually touched the model that it was made of basically paper and it 
occurred to me that we , for the most part, take cardmodels for granted. We 
download some, we share links to free ones and occasionally we buy one for a 
pittance without really thinking about what actually goes into designing one.
I have an IT diploma and we ran our own PC business here so I know a little 
about computers but software has always been smoke and mirrors to me and how 
someone can design a model like the Saladin or the latest I've bought from Dave 
Winfield, his Quad Gun Tractor, is simply beyond me. The Saladin has around 
1700 parts and the Quad has about 900 parts but how does the designer even know 
where to begin let alone flog the model off for a lousy 20 odd dollars ?.  Here 
in Oz that won't go anywhere near buying you a packet of dhurries, you'll get a 
six pack of beer and a little change but that's about it but what about  some 
of these kits we occasionally build and the work that goes into them .
Don't mind me, I'm just musing here but we really should sit back and think 
about these kits we collect and build, gahm-ded closed his website because 
everyone, including myself, just grabbed his models without acknowledging the 
work he put into them. Just something to think about.
Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 50269] Coke Santa Horse Head

[Bones Parsons]

Nice work Bob, I enjoy taking a look at your models, as for the lack of Santa 
cans...I will make this comment in 2 letters and say nothing more since this is 
a model site..  P. C.

Bones

On 16/12/19 5:02 am, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Coke Santa Horse Head display.
8.5 inches high, 7 inches wide.

Luckily I saved Coke Santa cans over the past years.
2018 Holiday Coke cans in this area had no Santa image.
Again this year 2019 no Santa image.

Did someone complain?


BP
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Re: [Papermodels II 50260] Bird Dog Model airplane

[Bones Parsons]

Nice little model Bob, I just went and had a look around their site, quite a 
lot of interesting stuff and modestly priced too.

Bones

On 30/11/19 2:40 pm, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Downloaded Papertigerarmaments BIRD DOG

Enlarged the uncolored one parts page to fill a letter size page then added 
color
before printing on 110 lb card stock.

A friend flew the Bird Dog in Viet Nam and I have been attempting to introduce 
paper modeling to him. I offered the download then figured I better build the 
thing to see
if there were any build problems for a beginning paper modeler.

There were none. Simple design, good fit.

Control surfaces ( all those little ladder like rectangles) were scored to 
enhance the model. Photo #1.

Wing attached photo #2. One side at a time pinched together then, by leaving 
wing tips open, separated the inside top and lower wing surfaces at root with 
long tool or stick before glue dried.

Note:
I failed to color fill the cowling rectangle panel both sides prior to printing.

Photo #3. Attached upper windshield and nose piece. Allowed to dry solid
before gluing the sides and bottom edges.

Photo #4. Business card mounting strut for horizontal stabilizers and tail 
wheel support.
In photo upper left may be seen my feeble attempt with the tire assembly.

Photo #5. My quick method for making tires. Punch out cereal box cover 
cardboard proper size discs and glue ‘em together.

Wire was used to reinforced the landing gear and wing struts.

Edges were lightly sanded before paint touch-up.

Mistakenly applied  acrylic gold paint to edges and had to touch up areas again 
with proper color.

Model wingspan is seven inches.

Unusual California rain today; snap shots were taken indoors under room 
lighting.

BP
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[Papermodels II 50246] problem with papermau

[Bones Parsons]

Anyone else not able to access papermau ? I get this message

This blog is open to invited readers only

even with TOR browser.


Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 50241] SUNK YAMOTO

[Bones Parsons]

Yep that's the one.

Bones

On 28/10/19 9:25 am, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
If you mean the sun light back ground that is part of the download.


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Subject: Re: [Papermodels II 50238] SUNK YAMOTO

Hey Bob did you get the diorama background that goes with this model ?.
Bones
On 26/10/19 6:10 pm, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Clever design, interesting subject.

Downloaded from  https://papermodel.jp/sinking_yamato-index.html

Printed on 110 lb cardstock.

One in-process photo,

Finished Model length 11 1/4 inches, 4 3/4 inches wide, five inches high and 5 
3/4 inches to top of sun display.

BP

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Re: [Papermodels II 50238] SUNK YAMOTO

[Bones Parsons]

Cheers Bob...sounds like it was a bit of a trial...anyway it's been added to 
the "future build" list.

Bones

On 27/10/19 2:48 pm, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Howdy Bones,

This is an unusual display model that I could not leave alone
and had to stick with it until it was finished; not like so many other 
in-process
floating around in several stages of construction leaving me
wondering what all the cut out parts are in several  zip lock plastic bags.

I did have trouble referencing the box like attachments to the gun housings. ( 
I know little about boat terminology.)
On line photos of the actual ship did not help.  They looked peculiar on the 
model so I twisted them where I thought they made sense,

Other than that I did make extra cylinder housings that appeared needed and not 
indicated within the instructions.


Have fun with this one,

BP


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Subject: Re: [Papermodels II 50233] SUNK YAMOTO

Pretty cool model ! I downloaded this a while back but as usual, I haven't got 
around to building it.
Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 50233] SUNK YAMOTO

[Bones Parsons]

Pretty cool model ! I downloaded this a while back but as usual, I haven't got 
around to building it.

Bones

On 26/10/19 6:10 pm, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Clever design, interesting subject.

Downloaded from  https://papermodel.jp/sinking_yamato-index.html

Printed on 110 lb cardstock.

One in-process photo,

Finished Model length 11 1/4 inches, 4 3/4 inches wide, five inches high and 5 
3/4 inches to top of sun display.

BP

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Re: [Papermodels II 50224] Samurai Armor Paper model

[Bones Parsons]

Nice !! I hadn't seen this one before.

Bones

On 28/9/19 11:30 am, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Altho not a full figure this from Epson is close enough for a needed display.

Samurai Armor with instructions downloaded free from Epson.
Printed 30 parts pages  on letter size 110 Staples card stock at  90%.
That is a ton of printer ink.
Parts pages given a coating of Krylon acrylic Gloss spray.
Cut out parts were edged using water color. To prevent smudging each part was 
again sprayed with gloss acrylic and allowed to dry before gluing.
Figure and sword bases were reinforced using cereal box cardboard.

His angry teeth are hidden, I was tempted not to attach the mustache  but 
thought it must have some significance.

The model is 17 inches to the top of his antlers.

BP
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Re: [Papermodels II 50215] USS Barrataria 1863

[Bones Parsons]

Hard to believe it's under 7 inches !! Nice job.

Bones

On 14/9/19 3:29 am, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Downloaded from:
https://www.ecardmodels.com/

Model length 6 3/4 inches, 3 Inches high, 2 1/4 inches wide.

Except for the flag, parts were printed on old manila folder pages.

The bottom keel up to the deck was given several coats of Krylon clear acrylic
during the build process.

BP

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[Papermodels II 50204] Alien

[Bones Parsons]

Just in case anyone missed it, vger's Betty from the 4th Alien movie is 
available from a link on papermau.

https://www.deviantart.com/vger1981/art/BETTY-Alien-Resurrection-papercraft-553919098

I put this one together a few years ago and it's a beauty to build.

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 50204] USS (?) Marietta River Ironclad, 1866

[Bones Parsons]

What a nice build Bob !! I particularly love the dinghy on either side.

Bones

On 1/9/19 5:42 am, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
USS (?) Marietta River Ironclad, 1866
Waterline Model   1/250 scale
Free download from: http://www.papermodelers.com/

The parts pages are basic. Thank you to Paper Modelers
member Lepercan for posting his Marietta build photos 1/12/12.
And the Internet for a photo of the USS Ozark after which the Marietta was 
fashioned.

The threaded four bolt method was used to scratch build railings.

Model is:
7 7/8 inches long
2 1/2 inches wide
1 12 inches high

The Civil War ended May 09, 1865
The Marietta was never commissioned, sat at Mound City,
Illinois , finally sold to David Cambell in 1873. For scrap?

Bob Penikas
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Re: [Papermodels II 50194] Blockade Runner Completed

[Bones Parsons]

Absolutely beautiful !. The rigging really sets the whole model off. You may 
have mentioned it , but what scale is the model ?.

Bones

On 25/8/19 5:15 am, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Added Railings and rigging:

Bolt threads did not allow the parallel closeness desired therefore
the 205.7m polyester thread was anchored in place with a piece of kneaded 
eraser.
A dental tool applied equal (eyeballed) distance dots of Aleens tacky glue to 
the stretched thread. Short polyester strands were pressed in place with a 
dental tool.

Sprayed Krylon Acrylic clear gloss on the assembled thread railing and allowed 
to dry overnight.

Next day, placed threaded railing on a white card and carefully removed excess 
edges leaving a ships rail that doesn’t look too shabby. Aleens again used to 
attach rails onto decking.

Rigging was done with 137m Upholstery thread.

Another clear acrylic gloss coat added to base.

BP
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Re: [Papermodels II 50192] Paper modelers gather at IPMS meeting.

[Bones Parsons]

Bob, I absolutely LOVE it when someone who is looking at a cardmodel is told 
that it's made of card when they have already decided it's a plastic model. The 
look of disbelief on their face is priceless. Tough luck about the ship's 
antenna but that's life. Tell him he should make them out of card stock.

Bones

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Friday evening 8/16/19 Pablo “Wire & Paper” joined us Paper Modeling Folk for 
the first time at the California
IPMS Orange County Chapter meeting and competition.

Pablo placed into competition an absolutely outstanding highly detailed “Green” 
ship.
I kept busy pointing out to the plastic club members that Pablo’s ship was 
paper! Unbelievable!

David Okamura had several paper model competition and displays including his 
ships in a number of scales.

Jim Nunn showed several Kartonowy Arsenal kits for the members and visitors to 
analyze.

Meeting Pablo and seeing his craftsmanship was lots of fun.
Sadly, due to the hotel’s air-conditioning not working, floor fans were brought 
in and aimed at the competition table.
My little 4 and 3/4 inch Manila Dory took off, flew across the table and wiped 
two antennas off one of the plastic competition models.
The modeler was almost explosive. This did not help my paper modeling 
participation.

Photo of us:
Jim Nunn, Pablo, me, and David Okamura.

BP

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Re: [Papermodels II 50189] Blockade Runner Teazer Civil War

[Bones Parsons]

Spectacular Bob !. Great idea for the rigging too.

Bones

On 20/8/19 3:59 am, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
 Blockade Runner Teazer

Available from:
http://modelsnmoore.com/mmork.php

Printed on 60 Lb Wausau Color Copy Hyper White.

Scratch Built rope ladders using four bolt method and polyester thread.

Base is 11 3/4 inches long, 3 inches wide, and it is 3 1/2 inches to mast top.

Water
Base is thin wood to which was added
three  layers of Toilet Paper soaked with
 Water & Elmers wood glue mixture.
Waves created by pressing with a bristle brush.
2 days drying time while constructing model.
Painted with acrylics.
Two more days dry time.
Then Water based Gloss Coat added.


BP


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Re: [Papermodels II 50186] Zio Prudenzio

[Bones Parsons]

Thanks everyone. I'm going to seal it, the humidity here is fairly high at 
times so it's pretty much a given. This is the first model from Zio that I've 
done and I have to say that even though they take a bit to build the effort 
certainly leaves one with a feeling of satisfaction.

Bones

On 19/8/19 3:21 am, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Neat work on this little fellow Bones.

Zio's designs are a challenge but such a reward when completed.

BP


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Subject: [Papermodels II 50182] Zio Prudenzio

I've been working on other projects and the Saladin has been neglected
however I felt like some cardmodelling and have wanted to build one of
Zio's models for a while.

It was only one small page...how hard could it be ?

Well these models are seriously nice to build but they aren't easy. I
finished the SE5a today and rather thought some rigging might be nice so
that's what I did, it's stretched sprue, much easier to manage than
monofilament or cotton and looks pretty good when all said and done. The
rigging is only basic and nowhere near what is on the original. I did a
quick calculation and I think the model is about 1/60. I cheated and put
a plastic pilot in the seat...ya do what ya gotta do. A zippo lighter is
shown for scale.

Sadly Zio is no longer with us but his models live on, nice models that
look great when finished even if a bit of effort is required.

Bones

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[Papermodels II 50181] SD AC

[Bones Parsons]

Paper Factory has a couple of new additions in their Super Deformed 
line, a Granville Brothers GB racer and an Albatross from WW1 as well as 
the usual lineup. Worth the time to build for sure.


https://ta7080.wixsite.com/paperfactory

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Re: [Papermodels II 50170] Manila Dory

[Bones Parsons]

Sweet Job !

On 22/07/19 09:46, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
A  Dory is a small, shallow-draft boat with a flat bottom.

The first known mention of a Dory in detail was in 1719.

In 1898 the Battle of Manila Bay is considered the most
total victory in the history of the United States Navy.

However, that  has nothing to do with my “Manila” Dory model.

I just built the thing out of a manila folder.


Model:
4 3/4 inches long
2 inches wide
One inch high at top of transom.


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Re: [Papermodels II 50157] The First Practical Human Torpedo.

[Bones Parsons]

That's a dangerous looking rig Bob, nice build though !.

Bones

On 16/06/19 15:35, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
The First practical human torpedo was the Italian Maiale nicknamed “Pig” 
because it was difficult to steer.  Used in WWII

Electrically propelled by a 1.6 HP motor.
Top speed 3 Knots
Travel time 2 hours15 Miles
2 Crewmen in diving suits road astride
Submerges to 49 feet and 98 feet when necessary
The detachable warhead released to be used as a limpet mine.
The operators then rode the sub away to safety.
24.6 feet long  1.7 feet wide

Free paper model download from:
http://www.papermodelers.com/forum/ships-watercraft/23739-slc-siluro-lenta-corsa-1-25-a.html


Finished in time for display next week at the Ship  Modelers Association 
meeting.

Paper Model is 9 inches long.


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Re: [Papermodels II 50143] Bruno Vanhecke’s Antonov AN-2 Colt.

[Bones Parsons]

Beautiful job !! I've always liked these AC. Well done !

Bones

On 21/05/19 07:03, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Scissors & Planes 100 Series / Bruno Vanhecke’s Antonov  AN-2 Colt.
downloaded from : http://www.papermodelers.com/

Uncolored version printed on colored card stock; no edge coloring required.

Printed on Wausau 67 lb. Exact Digital Color Copy Card stock .

Burnishing:
Burnished parts page face up over a folded paper shop towel.
Due to color card thickness the light table did not show through; markings and 
lines  were not visible on the reverse blank side.

Duplicated engine exhaust after seeing AN-2 Internet photos.

Model Wing span: 6 3/4 inches.

BP

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Re: [Papermodels II 50137] TP Roll Art gift for my dentist

[Bones Parsons]

What a seriously cool idea !

Bones

On 25/04/19 05:09, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
TP Roll Art gift for my dentist


Instead of using just a cardboard silhouette such as The Dancers, for this TP 
roll card art;
three individual cut layers depicting the dentist, patient ,and hygienist were 
made from his photo advertisement.
But the work remained a silhouette due to darkness within the tube.

Lighting success was achieved by cutting a window.  The window opening is 
protected with a layer of clear plastic.

BP

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Re: [Papermodels II 50128] Constructing the deformed Spirit of St Louis

[Bones Parsons]

Sweet build Bob !. I recently downloaded this one and it's on my "to do" 
list...along with about 40 others


Bones

On 12/04/19 15:07, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Howdy,

Straight wire reinforced struts and prop blade held in place by tape then
coated with Krylon Acrylic clear gloss.

A dowel through the straight wing was a handy helper.

 Burnished wing ribs, tail structure, and fuselage stringers.

Base: top and bottom discs glued to cereal box cardboard for reinforcement.

Both the model and base are free downloads from:


https://ta7080.wixsite.com/paperfactory/2


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[Papermodels II 50121] old model

[Bones Parsons]

Here's a pretty cool older cardmodel of an aircraft carrier on 
papermau's site. I like these old cardmodels.

http://papermau.blogspot.com/2018/06/papermaus-chest-make-navy-ww2s-vintage.html

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 50118] Murph’s Kettering Bug Aerial Torpedo

[Bones Parsons]

Too cool for school Bob , nice model. I have never heard of it.

Bones

On 31/01/19 05:05, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Kettering Bug: an experimental, unmanned aerial torpedo, a forerunner of 
present -day cruise missiles.
The prototype Bug delivered to the U.S. Army Signal Corps in 1918  near the end 
of the war.

Engine : 4 cylinder, 40-horsepower De Palma mass-produced by the Ford Motor 
Company for about $40 each.
Fuselage constructed of wood laminates and paper-mache.
Wings were made of cardboard.

Length: 12 ft 6 in.
Wingspan: 15 ft
Height: 7.7 ft
Loaded weight: 530 lb
Cruise Speed: 50 mph
Range: 75 miles

Launched using a dolly-and-track system , similar to the method used by the 
Wright Brothers in 1903.

The Bug could fly at 50 mph. When arriving over its target a cam dropped down 
shutting the engine off,
retracting the hold down bolts for the wings which fell off.

Impact detonated the payload of 180 lb of explosives.

Model build :

Model on Dolly & Track:   Length: 9 in.
 Height: 5 in.
 Width: 4 1/2 in.

Kettering Bug:  Length: 7 in.
Height:  2 in.
 Wing Span:  7 in.

http://www.murphs-models.com/x-planes

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Re: [Papermodels II 50109] Cleopatra

[Bones Parsons]

Nice stuff Bob !

On 15/01/19 19:33, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:

Railings are COATS Upholstery 137m thread. Loctite Super Glue gel was dabbed on 
the cross over points and then hit with Zip Kicker. This same method was used 
for the thin fishing line rigging.

Brushed on black water color and when the railings dried they were fixed with 
rattle can Krylon acrylic gloss.

Cleopatra transported the Egypt Viceroy's gift obelisk from Alexandrea to 
London in 1878.

Model length closed is 5 and 3/4 inches, one inch wide, and 5 inches tall.

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[Papermodels II 50103] Narcissus

[Bones Parsons]

Again for Alien fans a beautiful model of the Narcissus here

http://insanityunlimited.com/modelplans/

along with some others. This really is a nice model, 55 pages including 
instructions. From memory I have only ever seen one other model of this 
and I think it was Jan Rukr's.

Bones


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[Papermodels II 50103] Betty

[Bones Parsons]

To anyone who has ever wanted a cardmodel of the Betty from the 4th 
Alien movie and missed it, you can get it here

https://www.deviantart.com/vger1981/art/BETTY-Alien-Resurrection-papercraft-553919098

This one is available thanks to vger1981. The blurb on the page says 
there are several version but I see only one. I built this one a while 
back and it is a beauty when finished. I really should build his 
derelict ship too..one day.

I just had a look and it seems I already posted this some time 
ago..it might be news to someone here.

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 50097] Hughes 300 helicopter

[Bones Parsons]

Nice build Bob.always wanted to try a chopper.

On 30/12/18 16:32, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
This was a fun build; downloaded from:

https://murphs-models.webs.com/

Straight wire the length of each main rotor blade was added.


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[Papermodels II 50085] Homestar Runner

[Bones Parsons]

If anyone else here is a Homestar Runner fan, and let's be honest ...who 
isn't, there are some small set pieces here,

http://homestarrunner.com/playsets.html

that are scaled to figurines that apparently are available.

What else can I say but TROGDORE 


Bones the Burninator

Caveat... You'll only enjoy Homestar Runner if you like oddball stuff 
like Southpark.

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Re: [Papermodels II 50082] Soda Can horse head gift

[Bones Parsons]

Great job on the horse Bobbut what a sacrifice!!! 4 cans of that garbage 
!

On 15/11/18 10:42, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Gift for a family friend.
His favorite soft drink is Diet Coke. Not mine, had to
drink four cans of the stuff.

Used Quick Grip adhesive.
Added Lead weight to inside of base.
Felt protective pads glued to base bottom.
Cleaned final 5 and 3/4 inches Inches high model with Pledge.


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[Papermodels II 50071] Addition to turret

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I thought I was finished with the turret but there was an extraMa 
Deuce’s little sister the 30 cal. A couple of aerials are yet to be made 
but that's for later.


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Re: [Papermodels II 50065] FiddlersGreen Oyster Shack extra steps

[Bones Parsons]

Nice detail work Bob, it's hard to put that much work into a job and then see 
something upset it...any chance you can glue it to a bit of ply ?

Bones

On 19/10/18 17:49, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
I should have backed up the boardwalk with thicker card or cardboard to remove 
the wave so noticeable in these photos; same with the base.

Extra steps taken:
Added planking, doors and windows from another printed parts page.
Burnished the roof shingles.
Sandwiched clear acetate between windows.
Several coats of Krylon shakey can clear acrylic gloss added to water surface.


Oyster Shack 3 3/4 inches high. 10 inches long, 7 3/8 inches wide.

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Re: [Papermodels II 50057] Saladin update

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Well Bob, I used florist wire for the handholds rather than the uninteresting 
card ones supplied and I used CA for that after using a pin vise to part drill 
locating holes, all the rest of the doodads are card so the usual wood glue for 
them. For some reason the paint I used on all the edges and the hand holds 
looks bad in the photo but are acceptable using the Mk1 Eyeball...I might mix 
something a bit closer to the colour of the model  and redo them. The hull has 
taken a bit of a battering being carted to and fro from Old Mate's place for 
model building sessions as can be seen on the front mudguard but nothing that 
can't be patched up. I’ve had some trouble getting the mudguards to sit 
properly however another old mate who used to serve in these things said the 
guards were always bent and battered from scrub bashing and people climbing on 
them so I'm not too worried.

This is a really accurate thing to build and has been a heap of fun but still 
an awful lot to do, the suspension components are a whole ecosystem on their 
own...it'll be a while before I get to the end of it.

Bones

On 18/10/18 09:58, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Howdy Bones,

Looking GOOD!

What is your go to adhesive for attaching those tiny doodads?

BP


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Subject: [Papermodels II 50054] Saladin update

Small steps but they're all forward, some additions to the hull include
toolboxes but still a few to go, not to mention a myriad of doodads to
glue onto all the dark squares on the front of the mudguards and other
parts of the outside of the hull.

Bones

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[Papermodels II 50051] SD P40

[Bones Parsons]

Here it is finished apart from a coat of clear...I butchered bits of it 
but then I didn't find it to be an easy build, still worth spending some 
time on though. Bob did a better job on his I think, particularly on the 
undercart wing assemblies. My chin radiator is all out of square too but 
I sneakily photographed it from an angle where you can't see the 
mistake...ssh 


Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 50044] Deformed P-40 paper model

[Bones Parsons]

Fantastic build Bob !!! I have yet to fit the wing fillets on mine but 
everything else is done. Did you find this to be a bit of a challenge ?. I 
thought it was a bit more difficult than the Camel to put together.


Bones

On 30/09/18 10:46, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Deformed P-40:

Many smiles while cutting out the cute small parts.
Once the model was finished, shaky can krylon Matte  acrylic spray was applied.

HORRORS! The spray resulted in an icky lumpy surface!   Photos  #3 and #4

A good coating of Shaky can Krylon Gloss acrylic solved the problem. Photo #2

The Deformed P-40 now examined by the viewing public.  Photo #5

Available here:

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Re: [Papermodels II 50034] Re: camel on stand

[Bones Parsons]

https://ta7080.wixsite.com/paperfactory/blank  just in case there 
are some you might have missed


On 24/09/18 00:09, 'Brooks1975' via Papermodels II wrote:
> On Sunday, September 23, 2018 at 8:38:19 AM UTC-5, Brooks1975 wrote:
>> On Friday, September 21, 2018 at 6:57:57 PM UTC-5, Bones wrote:
>>> And this is it on the provided stand.
>>>
>>>
>>> Bones
>> Where did this one come from?
> Found it and a number of others at MEGA.  Thank you!
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[Papermodels II 50028] uhu

[Bones Parsons]

Looks like Uhu is going to limit his models to those who contribute via email. 
Maybe he's tired of the scammers taking his models and selling them on eBay.

"From the next work, I will place emphasis on regular publication of regular 
paper with regulars who give comments . I am saved when there is an input from 
Meluad."

Can't say I really blame him, his stuff is incredible and I have seen them for 
sale.


Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 50022] camel on stand

[Bones Parsons]

There is a surprising amount of detail in it for such a small model, it 
even has an exhaust collector ring for the Clerget rotary, a seat and 
flying panel but no control stick.


On 22/09/18 10:49, 'JAGolden' via Papermodels II wrote:
> Very nice model and build.
>
> JoeG
>
> Sent from my iPhone 6S Plus
>
>> On Sep 21, 2018, at 7:56 PM, Bones Parsons  
>> wrote:
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>> And this is it on the provided stand.
>>
>>
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Re: [Papermodels II 50021] camel on stand

[Bones Parsons]

Correction, if you try to translate the text on the instructions as I 
did you'll find it's Japanese not Chinese as I first mentioned.

Bones


On 22/09/18 09:56, Bones Parsons wrote:
> And this is it on the provided stand.
>
>
> Bones
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Re: [Papermodels II 50018] SD Camel

[Bones Parsons]

Cheers mate, it's worth building, a nice little model.

Bones

On 22/09/18 06:36, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
N E A T !  Good catch Bones!

Thank you,

BP


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Subject: [Papermodels II 50015] SD Camel

I got this  little model from a Chinese site here

https://ta7080.wixsite.com/paperfactory/2

and there are quite a few models on 2 pages. Normally I don't like Super
Deformed models but this one is a showstopper so I took a break from the
Saladin to make it. It only took a couple of hours to put together
although the photo instructions are fairly limited and you have to think
about it a bit to figure out how some parts go together. I blew it up in
a poster program and might take the time to build a big one...

The F3F Wildcat and the P40 look pretty good too and I think they might
be on the build list as well. Instructional photos can be found on about
9 pages from the second to the right of the download link in the blue
bar above the models, the page list is at the bottom of the page, but
they are all mixed up so you'll have to sort them as you save them.
There is a stand as well which I’m still working on, I'll post a photo
of it when I finish.

There was no control column provided but I got hold of a photo of the
original and reduced it to size, there is a full cockpit pretty much,
worth a bit of time to put together.


Bones

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[Papermodels II 50015] SD Camel

[Bones Parsons]

I got this  little model from a Chinese site here

https://ta7080.wixsite.com/paperfactory/2

and there are quite a few models on 2 pages. Normally I don't like Super 
Deformed models but this one is a showstopper so I took a break from the 
Saladin to make it. It only took a couple of hours to put together 
although the photo instructions are fairly limited and you have to think 
about it a bit to figure out how some parts go together. I blew it up in 
a poster program and might take the time to build a big one...

The F3F Wildcat and the P40 look pretty good too and I think they might 
be on the build list as well. Instructional photos can be found on about 
9 pages from the second to the right of the download link in the blue 
bar above the models, the page list is at the bottom of the page, but 
they are all mixed up so you'll have to sort them as you save them. 
There is a stand as well which I’m still working on, I'll post a photo 
of it when I finish.

There was no control column provided but I got hold of a photo of the 
original and reduced it to size, there is a full cockpit pretty much, 
worth a bit of time to put together.


Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 50014] saladin update

[Bones Parsons]

I can ask her for one for Christmas but I'm not holding my breath lol. 
It would be handy for armour and wheels though that's for sure.


Bones


On 17/09/18 23:24, 'Brooks1975' via Papermodels II wrote:
> I live in a Senior's retirement community with a lot of ladies that update 
> every year.  I found current versions with minimal hours for $200 for a 12 
> inch machine and $300 for a 24 inch machine.  I could not edit as well as I 
> wanted to, but great for repetitive parts like tank tracks.  It is an 
> investment, but if you build armor, it would be worth it in time saved.  With 
> the planes, boat and cars, great for wheels, but issues with light colors and 
> multiple detail lines.  It does scan in color or black and white.  Hopefully 
> the new 600 dpi machines will solve some issues, but at $800 for the new 
> models, not anything I am going to buy!  I don't need all the quilt and card 
> patterns stored on the machines.  Might get your wife one for Christmas so 
> she can start sewing quilts and making greeting cards, LOL!!!
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Re: [Papermodels II 50010] saladin update

[Bones Parsons]

I've often thought about a cutter/plotter but there are 2 problems, one 
is a lack of funds and the other is these things don't work on a Linux 
OS. I'd rather hand cut the 52 pages of parts than go back to using the 
Dark Side of the Force to run my computer. Anyway cutting the parts is 
half the fun !


Bones


On 16/09/18 23:01, 'Brooks1975' via Papermodels II wrote:
> The new Brother Scan N Cut DX models with 600 dpi scanner does a good job of 
> cutting out circles and arcs.  You scan in a page, identify anything you 
> don't want cut and tell it to cut.  It works well on repetitive pages and 
> things like multiple wheels, tank links and similar.  I tried an older CM350 
> (12 inch) scan and a CM650WX (24 inch scan) but could not get the software to 
> let me identify deck edges versus "railing" lines on the bow of a ship.  
> Bought used by women making quilts and cards as they upgrade, these can be 
> had pretty cheap and in good condition.  They have issues, but do cut film as 
> well as card and paper and save a lot of work on cutting out armor among 
> other things.
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[Papermodels II 50005] saladin update

[Bones Parsons]

Well I've made a small amount of progress with the Saladin. This is one 
wheel, I say one wheel because this is my 3rd attempt at it. There are 2 
full A4 pages and around 30 parts to it and the best part is that there 
are only 5 more to make. I'm not entirely happy with my finished product 
but it's passable, at least the turret is finished except for some wire 
aerials. More to come.


Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49995] Lara Croft at IPMS OC

[Bones Parsons]

Great build Bob, those human figures take some putting together to make them 
look good.

On 19/08/18 04:57, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:


Lara Croft attended yesterday evening's IPMS Orange County chapter meeting.

She stands 11 inches tall.  Paper parts pages downloaded from Ninjatoes.

Bob Penikas

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Re: [Papermodels II 49989] Tomb Raider Underworld

[Bones Parsons]

Nice Job !. if you build with tabs sometimes you may be able to diminish the 
join by burnishing the inside of the join with one of those tools that has the 
metal ball on the end, I've found that works well although you have to do it as 
each piece is glued on.

Bones

On 07/08/18 10:00, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:


Tomb Raider Underworld; free download from:

https://ninjatoes.wordpress.com/



This Lara is 11 inches tall.

Tabs were cut off and sections butt glued with backing support.
This paid off at the very end when Lara looked too clean
so she was subjected to final washes of brown water color.
The joins would be more pronounced if tab joins were implemented.

The model was given an overall coating of Krylon Acrylic Clear Matt.



Bob Penikas

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[Papermodels II 49982] Rey speeder

[Bones Parsons]

Old mate Uhu has released Rey's Speeder..beautiful looking piece of work.

http://uhu02.way-nifty.com/die_eule_der_minerva/


Bones

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[Papermodels II 49971] hand holds

[Bones Parsons]

Here's the hand holds I've done so far, the colour is Tamiya Olive drab 
and I might mix a bit of black into into to darken it. They were made by 
bending the wire over a small pair of pliers then trimming them in a 
metal jig I made and boring small indents in the mount points on the 
turret with a pin vice and gluing them with CA. 17 done and only another 
13 to go.

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49970] Saladin Turret

[Bones Parsons]

Thanks Bob, this model is just the best thing to put together. If you've ever 
built one of Jan Rukr's models you'll know what I mean. There is just SO much 
of it to put together, I'm somewhere between 300 and 400 hours to this point 
and still a fair old chunk to go.


Bones

On 07/07/18 04:24, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Looking GOOD!

Bob Penikas


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Subject: [Papermodels II 49968] Saladin Turret

Well the turret of the 1/16th Saladin is close to completion. Only a
handful of doohickies yet to be fitted although I have a decision to
make. There are 30 handholds on the outside and the supplied parts are
flat whereas the real ones are a U shape. I'm considering making them
out of florist's wire to get the 3D effect rather than cutting out each
little piece, about 4 x 1.5mm and painting all the edges. Seems a shame
to have flat bits of card stuck on but either way I'm in for some fun.

More to come,

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49964] SC Paddle Store

[Bones Parsons]

Nice job !. This one has been on my "want to build" list for a long time.

On 21/06/18 08:56, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Pushing card/paper modeling:

Built for the display table at tonight’s
Ship Modelers Association meeting.

Printed on Wausau Exact Vellum Bristol 67 LB and given a protective coat of 
Krylon acrylic gloss.

Cardboard added to base.

Testors gloss enamel applied to windows.

Paddles made from glossy card stock mailer and painted with enamels.

This was built taking no extra steps other than those mentioned. Burnishing the 
planking edges and roof shingles prior to cut out would help enhance the model.

Front 6 inches, length 6 3/4 inches, 3 inches high.

Bob

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[Papermodels II 49953] nintendo

[Bones Parsons]

Looks like Nintendo has taken cardmodels to a new level...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cRE95J4Xb4


Bones

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[Papermodels II 49933] 1/87 military vehicles

[Bones Parsons]

http://randpmodels.jex.cz/rubriky/models-1-87

A nice collection of tanks and vehicles of WW2 vintage. Also some 1/250 
stuff.


Bones

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[Papermodels II 49924] Saladin update

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Slow progress at the moment with other things to do not to mention temperatures 
constantly at 38C making cardmodelling near impossible. One mudguard (fender) 
is on and there is quite a bit of progress on the turret and basket. This will 
be a fairly long project methinks


Bones

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[Papermodels II 49902] Mill Fal

[Bones Parsons]

Looks like Mr Uhu's Falcon is ready for download.

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49864] RPOH

[Bones Parsons]

COOL !!


On 16/07/17 09:20, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Inoperative  boat head?   No head on boat... call:

“R POO ” ... that is  RPOH !


Remotely Piloted Out House

[X]
  Paper Model Build:
Model Out House downloaded from the Internet.
Egg Copter structure used on out house downloaded from the Internet.
Pontoons are: Fiddlers Green F-104 wing tip tanks printed on 60 lb card stock,
sprayed with Krylon clear acrylic, assembled using Aleens Tacky glue, primed
using a Tamiya rattle can, painted using rattle can Rustolium metallic.
Bumpers are made from glue soaked Q-tips and painted black.


A little comic relief  for ya,

Bob Penikas
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Re: [Papermodels II 49862] Saladin

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The fighting compartment and the engine bay are now done and small 
laminations on the outside of the hull are nearing completion. There are 
actually bolt heads as well but I drew the line at cutting, edge 
painting and installing them, just too small.

I also only put together 7 of the 76mm rounds for the same reason. I've 
made fairly good progress due to the weather here, sunny Queensland in 
winter at 4C isn't an optimal operating temperature for broken bodies so 
apart from bringing in firewood I've stayed away from the outdoors 
altogether.

Next is the upper hull and then the diabolically numerous suspension 
components although I yet to have install the driver's instruments. A 
really fun build thus far.

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49860] Vintage gas station

[Bones Parsons]

Nice job Jim !. There are some cool buildings in that series.

Bones


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> https://papermau.blogspot.com.br/2012/11/texaco-vintage-sevice-station-paper.html
>  
>
>
> Builds up nicely. It says 1:25 scale, but I think it's maybe closer to 
> 1:32. I'm looking for some die cast vehicles to dress it up.
>
>
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Re: [Papermodels II 49854] Saladin

[Bones Parsons]

It's a kit by Dave Winfield, 1/16th scale and I bought it from 
ecardmodels.com. There's about 40 pages of parts and about 24 of 
instructionshe also does a 1/16th Centurion tank. Great stuff !.
Bones


On 04/07/17 15:22, Joy Cohn wrote:
> Looks great!
>
> Where did you get it? Who produced the kit?
>
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
>> On Jul 3, 2017, at 5:44 PM, Bones Parsons <carbon_based_cave...@live.com> 
>> wrote:
>>
>> Here's the model to this point and it has been a beautiful thing to
>> build. Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING, has fitted absolutely
>> perfectly with the exception of what I believe is the battery box, right
>> at the front centre, where the wrap around  body of the box didn't quite
>> meet at the join. This isn't a problem since the join is hidden where it
>> fits to the body shell anyway.
>>
>> The Rolls Royce engine alone took me about 4 hours to build but I did
>> take my time with it. Lots and lots of very small parts and lots of tube
>> rolling but I've enjoyed every minute so far.  The suspension parts will
>> be interesting as it's very complex and heaps of small parts involved, I
>> have no idea how long the whole build will take but I would think a
>> couple of hundred hours the way I'm going.
>>
>> The best 20 bucks I've ever spent, I'll see how I feel further on lol.
>>
>> Bones
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[Papermodels II 49851] Saladin

[Bones Parsons]

Here's the model to this point and it has been a beautiful thing to 
build. Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING, has fitted absolutely 
perfectly with the exception of what I believe is the battery box, right 
at the front centre, where the wrap around  body of the box didn't quite 
meet at the join. This isn't a problem since the join is hidden where it 
fits to the body shell anyway.

The Rolls Royce engine alone took me about 4 hours to build but I did 
take my time with it. Lots and lots of very small parts and lots of tube 
rolling but I've enjoyed every minute so far.  The suspension parts will 
be interesting as it's very complex and heaps of small parts involved, I 
have no idea how long the whole build will take but I would think a 
couple of hundred hours the way I'm going.

The best 20 bucks I've ever spent, I'll see how I feel further on lol.

Bones

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[Papermodels II 49847] The Robinsons drop in for a visit

[Bones Parsons]

Another of Dave Winfield's collection, as with all his stuff so far the 
fit is perfect and this is a nice little model to add to the growing 
heap of cardmodels here. It's the only second model of the Chariot that 
I've seen, and the other one isn't a patch on this little pearler.
Bones

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[Papermodels II 49835] Dave's Koolwheelz

[Bones Parsons]

I haven't been to the site for some time but it appears he has added a 
few new really cools models such as the Lost in Space Chariot and 
Jupiter 2 as well as the 1966 Batmobile. Check it out...

http://davesdesigns.ca/cutandfold/html/koolwheelz.html

Bones

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[Papermodels II 49808] Bender

[Bones Parsons]

Here's a full size, albeit uncoloured, version of Bender Rodriguez as a 
.pdo . For those using Linux it is possible to run Pepakura under WINE, 
a little fiddling is needed to get it to work but from memory I think 
winehq has the changes required... it's been a while since I got it 
working so details are sketchy. Apple...I have no idea.

https://www.pepakura.eu/futurama-bender-full-size/

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49806] Millennium Falcon

[Bones Parsons]

I found this after some looking about, it's a model site

http://www.scalemodeladdict.com/SMF/index.php/topic,12836.0.html?PHPSESSID=eu4mi8466qgid0cmfm0qsd73v6

and the author of this model is a member, Slawek. Some interesting build 
photos, worth a look.

Bones



On 15/04/17 23:56, perry...@frontier.com<mailto:perry...@frontier.com> wrote:
I posted it already, but I think for some reason, the "powers that be" have to 
approve my postshere's the link again:

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On Saturday, April 15, 2017 8:16 AM, Alan Parry 
<agpa...@comcen.com.au><mailto:agpa...@comcen.com.au> wrote:


Me to

From: papermodels@googlegroups.com<mailto:papermodels@googlegroups.com> 
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Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2017 2:37 PM
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Subject: Re: [Papermodels II 49800] Millennium Falcon

I am.

On Apr 14, 2017 7:22 PM, "perry...@frontier.com<mailto:perry...@frontier.com>" 
<perry...@frontier.com<mailto:perry...@frontier.com>> wrote:
I have the same model...and a cockpit and gunner's position detail kit that 
someone else made (that seems to have been lost on the net) if anyone is 
interested.

B

On Thursday, April 13, 2017 7:29 PM, Bones Parsons 
<carbon_based_cave...@live.com<mailto:carbon_based_cave...@live.com>> wrote:

With all the interest in Uhu's Millennium Falcon cockpit it reminded me
of  a model that I've had for some time of the Millennium Falcon. I
picked this up from a Czech forum I think although it's currently
available from a Mediafire link at papercraftsquare.com
http://www.mediafire.com/file/mnh1lrj50mn/millenium_falcon.zip

The instructions are basic and give little insight into the mind
boggling amount of detail and small parts in this model so lots of
thinking and looking to figure out where things go is the order of the
day. The author's email address is on the sheets so I've sent him/her an
translated to Czech email...so far no response although the email didn't
bounce.

Everything fits really well however there are NO tabs at all so lots of
looking and thinking about where they might be needed is the norm for
this build. Detail is staggering on this thing, the photo doesn't even
begin to give an idea of the amount of layering in this model, some I've
layered 3 times just to give a bit of extra definition.

Beautiful Bits, with whom I share my life, can't understand how I have
the patience for this but oddly enough I seem to enjoy all the tiny
parts some as small as 0.5mm in width. I hope I can finish this without
being deemed clinically insane  :(

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49805] Millennium Falcon

[Bones Parsons]

Thanks Bill !!!



On 15/04/17 23:56, perry...@frontier.com<mailto:perry...@frontier.com> wrote:
I posted it already, but I think for some reason, the "powers that be" have to 
approve my postshere's the link again:

MediaFire<https://www.mediafire.com/folder/p17bjw0lip1mz/Falcon_cockpit_and_turret_interiors>

<https://www.mediafire.com/folder/p17bjw0lip1mz/Falcon_cockpit_and_turret_interiors>







MediaFire
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, 
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On Saturday, April 15, 2017 8:16 AM, Alan Parry 
<agpa...@comcen.com.au><mailto:agpa...@comcen.com.au> wrote:


Me to

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Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2017 2:37 PM
To: papermodels@googlegroups.com<mailto:papermodels@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: [Papermodels II 49800] Millennium Falcon

I am.

On Apr 14, 2017 7:22 PM, "perry...@frontier.com<mailto:perry...@frontier.com>" 
<perry...@frontier.com<mailto:perry...@frontier.com>> wrote:
I have the same model...and a cockpit and gunner's position detail kit that 
someone else made (that seems to have been lost on the net) if anyone is 
interested.

B

On Thursday, April 13, 2017 7:29 PM, Bones Parsons 
<carbon_based_cave...@live.com<mailto:carbon_based_cave...@live.com>> wrote:

With all the interest in Uhu's Millennium Falcon cockpit it reminded me
of  a model that I've had for some time of the Millennium Falcon. I
picked this up from a Czech forum I think although it's currently
available from a Mediafire link at papercraftsquare.com
http://www.mediafire.com/file/mnh1lrj50mn/millenium_falcon.zip

The instructions are basic and give little insight into the mind
boggling amount of detail and small parts in this model so lots of
thinking and looking to figure out where things go is the order of the
day. The author's email address is on the sheets so I've sent him/her an
translated to Czech email...so far no response although the email didn't
bounce.

Everything fits really well however there are NO tabs at all so lots of
looking and thinking about where they might be needed is the norm for
this build. Detail is staggering on this thing, the photo doesn't even
begin to give an idea of the amount of layering in this model, some I've
layered 3 times just to give a bit of extra definition.

Beautiful Bits, with whom I share my life, can't understand how I have
the patience for this but oddly enough I seem to enjoy all the tiny
parts some as small as 0.5mm in width. I hope I can finish this without
being deemed clinically insane  :(

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49804] Millennium Falcon

[Bones Parsons]

I would really appreciate a copy of that, the model is so detailed that a 
cockpit would finish it off nicely !!

Bones


On 14/04/17 16:29, perry...@frontier.com<mailto:perry...@frontier.com> wrote:
I have the same model...and a cockpit and gunner's position detail kit that 
someone else made (that seems to have been lost on the net) if anyone is 
interested.

B


On Thursday, April 13, 2017 7:29 PM, Bones Parsons 
<carbon_based_cave...@live.com><mailto:carbon_based_cave...@live.com> wrote:


With all the interest in Uhu's Millennium Falcon cockpit it reminded me
of  a model that I've had for some time of the Millennium Falcon. I
picked this up from a Czech forum I think although it's currently
available from a Mediafire link at papercraftsquare.com
http://www.mediafire.com/file/mnh1lrj50mn/millenium_falcon.zip

The instructions are basic and give little insight into the mind
boggling amount of detail and small parts in this model so lots of
thinking and looking to figure out where things go is the order of the
day. The author's email address is on the sheets so I've sent him/her an
translated to Czech email...so far no response although the email didn't
bounce.

Everything fits really well however there are NO tabs at all so lots of
looking and thinking about where they might be needed is the norm for
this build. Detail is staggering on this thing, the photo doesn't even
begin to give an idea of the amount of layering in this model, some I've
layered 3 times just to give a bit of extra definition.

Beautiful Bits, with whom I share my life, can't understand how I have
the patience for this but oddly enough I seem to enjoy all the tiny
parts some as small as 0.5mm in width. I hope I can finish this without
being deemed clinically insane  :(

Bones

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[Papermodels II 49788] Uhu

[Bones Parsons]

Looks like Mr Uhu's smaller scale tower has Mothra involved somehow

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ja=en=y=_t=en=UTF-8=http%3A%2F%2Fuhu02.way-nifty.com=

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49786] More of Ron Kemp's Rods

[Bones Parsons]

Yeah it's pretty wild looking unit, they all are, I love the HOOGE 
exhaust pipes !. When I emailed Ron for some instructions on the Nomad 
he said he was surprised that anyone would want to bother to build 
them...I think they're great !.
Bones


On 11/03/17 02:28, Danoman Brammer wrote:
> OH, i want to build that VW van...!!! Wow... that's just TOO cool bud. :)
>
> On 3/10/17, Deborah A Chase  wrote:
>> Love the VW!!  I grew up with Kombis.  I miss them. Great job! :)
>>
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[Papermodels II 49781] More of Ron Kemp's Rods

[Bones Parsons]

Here's the V-Dub Kombi van from Ron Kemp's collection, a lot easier to 
build than the Nomad. Next is the Big Boss and then the Mad Max car.

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49771] It's time for a BIG compliment !!

[Bones Parsons]

In complete agreement here...the boy is certainly keen and it's always 
great to see what he's been up to.

Bones

On 05/03/17 01:22, Erik te Groen wrote:
> Dear group,
>
> For quite a long time, I have posted very few messages. Paper modeling 
> in general no longer playes a big role
> in my life, like it did some ten or twelve years ago.
>
> But after receiving another great email from people like Bob Penikas, 
> along with some stunning pictures, I just
> felt the need to put him in the foreground and give him praise for all 
> the hard work.
> For many, many years, Bob has been the most consistent modeler to 
> upload pictures of his work, for our
> eyes to feast on.
> Actually, his regular upload of his work is a constant reminder for me 
> to stay active in the paper model world.
> People still build paper models and since paper modeling became much 
> more easily accessible thanks to
> internet, the quality of the drawings have improved, as well. With a 
> growing number of clients the need for
> more and better models grew. I think the internet has been a useful 
> addition to the world of paper modeling.
>
> Where paper models were rarely available for free, before internet, 
> the digital version of our hobby has made
> a huge variety of many free models availabe to anyone with an internet 
> connection and a printer.
>
> One of those people who uses that privilege to the max is Bob. There 
> are MANY paper modelers out there, some
> of them are truly fanatic. But to me, Bob simply stands out. He builds 
> a large variety of models. Anything that
> flies, sails, runs, moves, drives and what else. He builds it all. 
> AND.. he shares his work with us on a regular
> basis. And if I remember correctly, he sometimes gives his models 
> away. Beautiful gesture. Beautiful models, too.
> He really builds them with care and attention and it shows.
>
> Bob Penikas is not the only one I wish to thank. There are many others 
> out there who make this great forum
> possible and are trying hard to keep it up and running and healthy.
>
> Big thanks to you all.
>
> Please join me, raise your glass and say cheers to Bob !!
> He deserves it !!
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Erik.
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Re: [Papermodels II 49770] Fiddlers Green La-Nina

[Bones Parsons]

Byootiful !


On 04/03/17 13:09, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
La-nina from Fiddlers Green: 
http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/models/miscellanous/La-Nina.html

Rather than make a "box-like" paper model, the parts pages were printed twice 
just to enhance the wood framework .



Attached a  few in-process photos that may be of some interest:

La-Nina Parts Pages printed on HammerMill Cover Stock Ivory 67LB Two copies.
Sail Pages printed on 20 Lb copy paper
Rattle can Krylon Acrylic Gloss used to protect parts page surfaces.
Hull planking burnished including deck wooding.
Outside and inside ship side framing cut from second parts page.
Throughout build all cut edges color matched using water color.
Assembled parts using Aleene’s Tacky glue.
Applied several coats of Future Acrylic Floor Wax on finished hull and base.

Sails:
Carefully burnished over layers of soft paper towel.
Old thread selected from wife’s sewing basket.
Between thumb and trigger finger applied Aleene’s tacky glue
to several weighted and hung thread lengths that dried overnight.
These were used for rigging and flags.
Attached sails to wood dowels using lighter colored thread.
All thread knots spot glued.

Two straight pins pushed from base bottom helped secure posts to hull.

Bob Penikas
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Re: [Papermodels II 49763] Chevy Nomad

[Bones Parsons]

Thanks to everyone, I ended up emailing Ron and he sent me some 
instructions that he had...now all I have to do is finish it !.

Bones



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Re: [Papermodels II 49760] Chevy Nomad

[Bones Parsons]

I tracked Ron's website down and sent him an email so we'll see what happens.

Bones


On 27/02/17 09:41, Rick Steffers wrote:
Looks to be one of the kits from Ron's Rods
his 32 Ford is linked here http://papermodelingman.com/gallery_models_other.html
Jon Leslie is the main contact for that site, maybe when he sees this, he will 
pipe in.

I have looked for other places this and other kits might be, but haven't been 
very successful

Rick

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Just a quick question, I have a model that I grabbed from somewhere
years ago, I'm slack and don't bother to record just where I get some
things, but I have no instructions and no photo of the finished model.
It's a semi deformed 57 Chevy Nomad hotrod, see attached photo, and I
was wondering if anyone here knows where it might have come from and if
they have a photo of the finished model. So far I've built one rear
wheel and the motor with it's blower but I'm flying blind and basically
building what I can and trying to work out the rest as I go. This thing
looks to be hand drawn, the red coloured body I did, since the one I had
was uncoloured.
A photo of the finished model would make things a whole lot easier !!
although I have no doubt that I can finish it anyway...just a lot easier
if I can see it completed.

Thanks,

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49759] Chevy Nomad

[Bones Parsons]

Yep that looks like the same type of graphics alright. I did find this one 
while I looking about for any information but found nothing on the site about 
the Nomad. I didn't make the connection between the 2 models, I've looked and 
looked and found zippo.
Thanks Rick, at least now I have something to go on.

Bones

On 27/02/17 09:41, Rick Steffers wrote:
Looks to be one of the kits from Ron's Rods
his 32 Ford is linked here http://papermodelingman.com/gallery_models_other.html
Jon Leslie is the main contact for that site, maybe when he sees this, he will 
pipe in.

I have looked for other places this and other kits might be, but haven't been 
very successful

Rick

On Sun, Feb 26, 2017 at 6:19 PM, Bones Parsons 
<carbon_based_cave...@live.com<mailto:carbon_based_cave...@live.com>> wrote:
Just a quick question, I have a model that I grabbed from somewhere
years ago, I'm slack and don't bother to record just where I get some
things, but I have no instructions and no photo of the finished model.
It's a semi deformed 57 Chevy Nomad hotrod, see attached photo, and I
was wondering if anyone here knows where it might have come from and if
they have a photo of the finished model. So far I've built one rear
wheel and the motor with it's blower but I'm flying blind and basically
building what I can and trying to work out the rest as I go. This thing
looks to be hand drawn, the red coloured body I did, since the one I had
was uncoloured.
A photo of the finished model would make things a whole lot easier !!
although I have no doubt that I can finish it anyway...just a lot easier
if I can see it completed.

Thanks,

Bones

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[Papermodels II 49757] Chevy Nomad

[Bones Parsons]

Just a quick question, I have a model that I grabbed from somewhere 
years ago, I'm slack and don't bother to record just where I get some 
things, but I have no instructions and no photo of the finished model. 
It's a semi deformed 57 Chevy Nomad hotrod, see attached photo, and I 
was wondering if anyone here knows where it might have come from and if 
they have a photo of the finished model. So far I've built one rear 
wheel and the motor with it's blower but I'm flying blind and basically 
building what I can and trying to work out the rest as I go. This thing 
looks to be hand drawn, the red coloured body I did, since the one I had 
was uncoloured.
A photo of the finished model would make things a whole lot easier !! 
although I have no doubt that I can finish it anyway...just a lot easier 
if I can see it completed.

Thanks,

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49745] M16

[Bones Parsons]

Here ya go

http://hoborginc.deviantart.com/art/PM-M4-Carbine-AR-V3A31-593731821

Have fun with this, he has a couple of other models as well.

Bones


On 03/02/17 16:45, Danoman Brammer wrote:
> That's REALLY cool...!!! I haven't been on here in a long time (long
> story...) lol
>
> Do you have a link for the download of this model...? My son would love 
> that...
>
> Thank you...
>
> On 2/1/17, Bones Parsons <carbon_based_cave...@live.com> wrote:
>> This is Hoborginc's model from deviant art. It started life as an M4 but
>> I liked the earlier M16 bits and pieces that were offered as an option.
>> A couple of years ago I built his AK47 and found it to be a bit trying
>> as far as fit of parts was concerned, I believe he has offered an
>> updated version of this now, so when I started this I was a little
>> hesitant as to whether it would be the same as the AK47.
>>
>> Thankfully this model is pretty good all round, some minor fit issues
>> with a couple of small parts but no biggie at all, nothing a bit of
>> surgery won't fix. Lots of detail and thought have gone into this
>> although the instructions leave a bit to be desired, there was nothing
>> at all about the internal bolt arrangement and the builder needs to look
>> far ahead before building to make sure bits go where they are supposed
>> to...just a bit of extra though is enough. Once again, as with the
>> Thompson I built, his model is undersize if what I found out about the
>> real thing is correct.
>>
>> Worth a look for sure.
>>
>> Bones
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Re: [Papermodels II 49740] Two new Lightnings at the Tokyo Sv=Cale Model Club

[Bones Parsons]

Nice find, a couple to add to the other two already downloaded. I'll have to 
build one of these.. the Lightning is a favourite of mine.



On 02/02/17 00:13, J Cohn wrote:
Here are two more Lightnings

As a side note, I did the tiger insignia a few years ago, and sent a copy to 
the designer so he could adapt it to his model. Looks good!

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/tsmc/net/download.html


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[Papermodels II 49738] M16

[Bones Parsons]

This is Hoborginc's model from deviant art. It started life as an M4 but 
I liked the earlier M16 bits and pieces that were offered as an option. 
A couple of years ago I built his AK47 and found it to be a bit trying 
as far as fit of parts was concerned, I believe he has offered an 
updated version of this now, so when I started this I was a little 
hesitant as to whether it would be the same as the AK47.

Thankfully this model is pretty good all round, some minor fit issues 
with a couple of small parts but no biggie at all, nothing a bit of 
surgery won't fix. Lots of detail and thought have gone into this 
although the instructions leave a bit to be desired, there was nothing 
at all about the internal bolt arrangement and the builder needs to look 
far ahead before building to make sure bits go where they are supposed 
to...just a bit of extra though is enough. Once again, as with the 
Thompson I built, his model is undersize if what I found out about the 
real thing is correct.

Worth a look for sure.

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49730] BAC Lightning

[Bones Parsons]

Nice catch !!! Thanks for the links. The Lightning is one of my 
favourite jet aircraft. Pretty reasonable photos instructions too.


On 17/01/17 13:07, Michael G. Henders wrote:
> The Tokyo Scale Model Club 
> () has put up a couple 
> of nice-looking models of
> the BAC (or if you prefer, English Electric) Lightning in 1/72
> scale.  Enjoy!
>
> Mike Henders
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[Papermodels II 49696] Matilda

[Bones Parsons]

Matilda tank available at WoT ...

http://worldoftanks.ru/ru/news/pc-browser/1/paper-tank-matilda/


Bones

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[Papermodels II 49689] colours

[Bones Parsons]

I have a problem that has driven me to drink on many occasions and maybe 
someone here has an answerI have a cardmodel of an assault gun from 
the game Unreal Tournament (can't remember where it came from), every 
time I try to print it the whole thing comes out dark and heavily black 
despite many parts being a camo type green. I have tried...

Printing in Linux and Windoze XP

Printed from Foxit and Adobe in Windoze on both computers

Printed from Document Viewer, Adobe, Pepakura and the GIMP in Linux

Tried on my computer from Linux, from a separate install of XP and a 
virtual machine XP and from Dearly Beloved's computer running XP on 2 
different printers, both Brother but different models

Printed out as a .pdf and also converted the .pdf to 300 dpi .jpg

Altered all the colour quality, brightness and contrast settings in the 
print settings

I've come across this in the past and never really found a good 
solution. Anyone else have this issue ?

Bones


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Re: [Papermodels II 49688] Why do we do it

[Bones Parsons]

Spot on Bob, the other thing, apart from all the previously mentioned reasons, 
is the fascination of turning what is basically a 2D medium into a 3d 
model..great stuff. !. Turning on the old computer and cranking out music 
whilst musing on the problems of the world is an experience not to be pushed 
aside.

Bones


On 04/12/16 10:36, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:
Thank you! Thank you! Bones!

Sorting through years of collected plastic model kits, pushing asside 
incomplete plastic models and dismissing an intention to activate the 
airbrush/compressor; instead I
clear the work area, and for listening: turn on late night radio talk programs, 
 trigger books on tape, or start the record player, I have often wondered WHY  
am I much happier
cutting out parts from printed paper pages; maybe only just cutting parts that 
time, yet another evening I happily fancy gluing paper parts together.  WHY?   
I dunno.

I try to display a PAPER model at every monthly IPMS meeting (pushing paper) ; 
since this year is coming to an end,  for October, I assembled and entered a 
completed "plastic" model just  to show that I do know how to put 'em together. 
It was a challenge converting a model military fuselage for airline use; 
required putty, rescribing, and since the kit was so old I had to make new 
decals. Certainly pleased with the result but sadly the build time was not  
pleasurable as  construction is with paper.


Bob Penikas

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Subject: [Papermodels II 49686] Why do we do it




I was sitting here thinking about things while building the current model that 
has my attention and was mulling over just why I like cardmodels. There are 
many reasons including the fact that I can build models that I have no other 
means to get. Take Yan Ruker's M41a pulserifle, here in Oz there is no way, 
without a collector's license, to get that model. I can't import it, even if I 
could afford to, but I can make a near realist one from card, also Haggard's 
Star trek rifle and phasers.

That goes for the other weapons on the wall here, we had a customer who arrived 
regularly to have his copy of Windoze fixed and he was a walloper 
(copper/flatfoot to Americans or the fuzz/Old Bill to UK residents), his 
eyebrows used to accelerate to warp speed whenever he saw a new rifle on the 
wall. Here it's an offense to even have a replica of a firearm.

Another reason is cost, plastic models are at the point where one is required 
to trade one's firstborn to get enough money to buy one. Parts that get stuffed 
up in the build can be reprinted, bonus, and models can be built over and over 
if so desired.

The time and effort that are required in order to bring a model to completion 
gives a real sense of achievement and that goes to the extreme when the model 
is taken for a plastic kit or even a real model for that matter.

Without people like the Haggard and Ruker and countless others this great hobby 
would still be in its infancy. Anyone else like to add their thoughts ?.

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[Papermodels II 49686] Why do we do it

[Bones Parsons]

I was sitting here thinking about things while building the current model that 
has my attention and was mulling over just why I like cardmodels. There are 
many reasons including the fact that I can build models that I have no other 
means to get. Take Yan Ruker's M41a pulserifle, here in Oz there is no way, 
without a collector's license, to get that model. I can't import it, even if I 
could afford to, but I can make a near realist one from card, also Haggard's 
Star trek rifle and phasers.

That goes for the other weapons on the wall here, we had a customer who arrived 
regularly to have his copy of Windoze fixed and he was a walloper 
(copper/flatfoot to Americans or the fuzz/Old Bill to UK residents), his 
eyebrows used to accelerate to warp speed whenever he saw a new rifle on the 
wall. Here it's an offense to even have a replica of a firearm.

Another reason is cost, plastic models are at the point where one is required 
to trade one's firstborn to get enough money to buy one. Parts that get stuffed 
up in the build can be reprinted, bonus, and models can be built over and over 
if so desired.

The time and effort that are required in order to bring a model to completion 
gives a real sense of achievement and that goes to the extreme when the model 
is taken for a plastic kit or even a real model for that matter.

Without people like the Haggard and Ruker and countless others this great hobby 
would still be in its infancy. Anyone else like to add their thoughts ?.

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Re: [Papermodels II 49685] jupiter 2

[Bones Parsons]

True about the mistakes Joy, I'll more than likely do this one again now 
that I know the pitfalls. Also true of some of the cardmodels we all 
build here, people just don't believe they are card, until you hand it 
to them and watch their jaw drop. A mate of mine was here a while ago 
and was flabbergasted that I had a '73 Winchester until I told him it 
was made of card...he just shook his head !!!

Bones


On 25/11/16 14:55, J Cohn wrote:
> Let me say that I showed these to my husband and told him the model was made 
> from paper.
>
> His eyes bugged out and he said, "Wow! That's impressive, Holy Cow!
>
> You have to remember that others look at a model and they have no idea where 
> the mistakes are. And if I could make a model that look as good, I'd be 
> ecstatic!
>
> Great job, Woo HOO!
>

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Re: [Papermodels II 49678] jupiter 2

[Bones Parsons]

This is the current state of build...filling the gaps with model putty, 
very slow work indeed. I left the main hatch half open and added 
interior detail to the inside of the hatch and cut out a pie slice from 
the roof, too much interior detail not to be seen. The slice will be 
removable, there will be a noticeable join but I thought that better 
than not seeing most of the detail inside.
The landing legs are done and painted but that will be the last thing to 
fit, yet to thermoform a dome for the top...getting there. Maybe an LED 
insidedon't know yet.

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49677] Re: UHU

[Bones Parsons]

Thanks Dennis, work on the Jupiter 2 has been a bit slow, I fitted the 
hull sides first and then the top when I should have fitted the roof to 
the hull than plonked the lot onto the frame...live and learn. I’ve had 
to use model putty to fill the gaps in the joins and it's fill, sand, 
repeat...slow

Bones
> Happens every day to me.  The technique would certainly work for the Eiffel 
> Tower!  Love your work Bones.  Happy Thanksgiving to you and all the 
> Papermodelers!!!
>

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Re: [Papermodels II 49675] UHU

[Bones Parsons]

Oops, brain misfired, you are correct of course...still an impressive 
bit of gear though.


On 21/11/16 05:10, 'Brooks1975' via Papermodels II wrote:
> This is not a model of the Eiffel Tower.  This is the bottom segment of the 
> orange and white "Tokyo Tower" as stated on his page.
>
> ..
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[Papermodels II 49662] anti selfie/stupid pills

[Bones Parsons]

Here are some boxes for anti selfie and anti stupid pills. These are 
from paper-replika and seem like they certainly have a place in society 
today.


http://paper-replika.com/index.php?option=com_content=article=9577:anti-selfie-and-anti-stupid-tablets-papercraft=45=207769


Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49660] Alteratives to printing at home?

[Bones Parsons]

I had a Halinsky Hawker Hurricane printed at a commercial place and they 
used laser. The problem I found was that the laser printer puts a film 
on top of the paper and it cracks when you fold it.

Bones


On 13/11/16 06:01, Chris Hartley wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm planning on building the Fiddler's Green New England Village as a project 
> for Christmas but I'm a bit stuck on deciding how to proceed with printing 
> the models. I currently have a black and white laser printer that is 
> fantastic but of course not useful for printing color card models. I'd rather 
> not have to buy a new printer and deal with expensive ink that dries out over 
> time. Are there any commercial printing services that could work? My thought 
> is that they will also just use laser printers, which won't give the lasting 
> quality needed. I've heard that Epson makes solid ink printers that some 
> commercial printers use - would those give good results? Are there any good 
> alternatives to printing at home with an inkjet printer?
>
> Thanks!
> Chris Hartley
>

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Re: [Papermodels II 49641] jupiter 2

[Bones Parsons]

The model itself is a work of art, all it needed was a bit of window 
dressing...I love the GIMP !! Someone with real skills, not just a cut 
and paste artist like me, could do wonders with this thing.

Bones


On 23/10/16 23:32, Mike Hungerford wrote:
> An insane level of detail, and it looks amazing!
>
> Mike
>
> On Sun, Oct 23, 2016 at 5:04 AM, Brian Williams  wrote:
>> In a word. Wow.
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [Papermodels II 49626] re: Webdude Rick is Dying

[Bones Parsons]

Sad news indeed, I think we all wish his family the best in these circumstances.




On 10/10/16 05:50, WILLIAM PERRY wrote:
Rick passed away this morning.
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Re: [Papermodels II 49623] jupiter 2

[Bones Parsons]

It IS a beautiful thing to build...one of those models where the 
accuracy of the fit of the parts depends on whether you cut on the line 
or the outside of the line. I almost have the frames for the underside 
including the landing leg bays done., then I suppose I'll skin 
underneath and start on the top.

Bones


On 09/10/16 05:05, J Cohn wrote:
> That looks to be a very nice model!
>
>
>
> On 10/3/16, 04:50, "Bones Parsons" <papermodels@googlegroups.com on behalf of 
> carbon_based_cave...@live.com> wrote:
>
>  Well I've started the build even though I haven't finished colouring it
>  yet..today I did the fusion drive and built it. Colours are a nightmare
>  with this thing,
>
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Re: [Papermodels II 49618] Jupiter 2

[Bones Parsons]

Unfortunately I believe this vid is a fake, the original prop was 
destroyed years before.



On 02/10/16 00:42, Erik te Groen wrote:
> If you like the Jupiter 2 and other Sci-Fi stuff, then you HAVE to 
> watch this video :
>
> https://vimeo.com/53747144
>
> And have a look at this website :
>
> http://www.scifiairshow.com/
>
>
> __
> Erik
>
>

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Re: [Papermodels II 49613] Re: The Betty

[Bones Parsons]

OK thanks Mike, just a bell rang from somewhere in the past..cheers for 
that headsup.

Bones

On 01/10/16 14:43, Mike Hungerford wrote:
> Bones,
>
> Direct links to pages are fine, it's direct links to files that are
> verboten unless the files belong to the poster.
>
> Mike
>
> On Fri, Sep 30, 2016 at 7:55 PM, Bones Parsons
> <carbon_based_cave...@live.com> wrote:
>> The reason I didn't put the links up directly to the models is because I
>> think direct links are frowned upon  hereI could be wrong.
>>
>> Bones
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 01/10/16 08:27, Jaime Herazo B. wrote:
>>
>> For future reference, direct links:
>> http://vger1981.deviantart.com/art/BETTY-Alien-Resurrection-papercraft-553919098
>> http://vger1981.deviantart.com/art/Alien-Derelict-papercraft-628811575
>> And the author's Papercraft folder on the gallery:
>> http://vger1981.deviantart.com/gallery/60077366/Papercraft
>>
>>
>> 2016-09-30 23:56 GMT+02:00 Bones <carbon_based_cave...@live.com>:
>>> On Saturday, October 1, 2016 at 7:26:32 AM UTC+10, Bones wrote:
>>>> Derelict not Derelect...I think I must the derelict if I spell that
>>>> badly
>>> Bones
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Re: [Papermodels II 49611] Re: The Betty

[Bones Parsons]

The reason I didn't put the links up directly to the models is because I think 
direct links are frowned upon  hereI could be wrong.

Bones



On 01/10/16 08:27, Jaime Herazo B. wrote:
For future reference, direct links:
http://vger1981.deviantart.com/art/BETTY-Alien-Resurrection-papercraft-553919098
http://vger1981.deviantart.com/art/Alien-Derelict-papercraft-628811575
And the author's Papercraft folder on the gallery:
http://vger1981.deviantart.com/gallery/60077366/Papercraft


2016-09-30 23:56 GMT+02:00 Bones 
>:
On Saturday, October 1, 2016 at 7:26:32 AM UTC+10, Bones wrote:
>Derelict not Derelect...I think I must the derelict if I spell that 
>badly

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49604] Re: World of tanks

[Bones Parsons]

Hi Bones, FWIW, I got the same effect.  The one side in Adobe had kind
> of a green tint to it, quite noticeably different from the other side,
> but they looked pretty much matched when opened in kpdf.  Same effect
> on some of the other parts, too.  I didn't try printing anything, so I
> don't know whether or not it would be an issue for building. Looks to
> be a nice model, though...
>
> Mike
>
Not just me then, just another fail from those malware providers at 
Adobe

Bones

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Re: [Papermodels II 49570] COORS AIR

[Bones Parsons]

Sweet !

On 17/06/16 08:30, bpenikas via Papermodels II wrote:


Howdy papermodelers,

Used the paper parts pages from Fiddlers Green’s Corsair on flattened Coors 
cans.

http://www.fiddlersgreen.net

Wingspan 10 inches.

Had to scratch build the four bladed prop since the FG corsair has three blades.



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