He will certainly be missed. Years ago I built one of the Arizona Fire trucks.
A number of members have caricatures on their sites,. some Hakos. I used
these to "crew" the fire truck with a photo program putting the caricatures on
windows and Hakos on side and rear steps. I think Haggard
Oh My, I can see where this is headed, but is the scale big enough?
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Any idea why the backs of the wooden shields are a washed out grey instead of
tan? They look like they were made from drift wood? I noticed when I
downloaded the kit. Present, and free, on the same page was the museum's
fishing boat. I seem to remember a free fishing company promo boat that
Try the needle tipped "Fine Tip" bottle made in the UK. It has a pin in the
cap to keep the needle clear.
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Lately, finished Gunner and Lena Sillen's HY hippie van they had in the 70's.
Working on Slite light diorama and Volkers C-Virus stay at home police station.
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They should be mounted as shown with the narrow side in to the turret. There
should be a black square on the front of each where the armor glass was
located. These allowed the turrets to target independently should they lose
contact with the sets of rangefinders located at the top of the
Are you talking about the optical rangefinder "ears" at the top, back of the
turrets?
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Try Epson. With dyes instead of water based inks, at least the colors don't
bleed if condensation from your glass drips on your current project! I had a
leak on my porch that ruined the colors on several models printed with an HP
printer using water based inks.
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Nice build. I like the enlisted and officers' outhouses on the stern instead
of just aft of the bow like the SMS Mosel. I guess these dumped right into the
river instead of chamber pots with cleanout doors, and it is not
semi-submersible like the German boats. Looks like the cupola on the
I would do like I did and borrow a Scan and Cut to try it out before buying. I
bought the low tack mats for use with card stock and a blade. Just not enough
control in identifying what to cut and what not with the 350, but the new DX
line supposedly works better. Certainly try before you buy
On Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 8:50:47 PM UTC-6, Debbie wrote:
> I decided to make 12 of these for Christmas dinner as place cards. You put
> candy in the heads. I got it from Uncommon Goods. They have several paper
> models to download free.
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Get a Brother Scan and
Gloss tape over the inside of the frames does not make a lot of difference
since you are looking through gloss panels to see inside. However, taping over
the outside makes all those panels glossy on a subdued or flat aircraft paint
scheme.
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I am currently building a BV-141 WWII German observation plane for my
brother-in-law for an asymmetric demonstration. The kit has a basic interior I
am enhancing with more detail. After coloring the insides of the panel frames,
I cover the inside with clear packing tape. Then I did a test
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.
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> > Bones
>
> Where did this one come from?
Found it and a number of others at MEGA. Thank you!
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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?
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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
The Scan N Cuts's are stand alone devices with a small screen that scan, let
you select and edit, then cut. You can use thumb drives, cable or wireless to
interface with the Internet. There is a "Canvas" software to enhance
abilities, but no computer is required.
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Don't put fins on helicopter pontoons/floats. You tend to spin during startup
on water and any sideways hover in contact with the water will spin you or put
the rotors in the the water for a real BAD day. Love the idea. Amphibious is
usually best so you can land on the ground or water when
Where do I request the cockpit and gunner position enhancements?
brooks1...@aol.com
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On Wednesday, February 1, 2017 at 9:43:24 PM UTC-6, nu...@bid.nes wrote:
> On Wednesday, February 1, 2017 at 5:33:24 PM UTC-8, ARMORMAN wrote:
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> [USAF chapel model]
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> > could we get a link, please?
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> Allow me:
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> https://saba-modellbau.jimdo.com/modelle/usafa-cadet-chapel/
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Wolfgang Bayrhuber
SABA Modellbau
Wolfgang lives in Austria and has never seen the Academy or the Chapel,
but has designed and released for free a beautiful model of the Chapel. It is
about 18 inches long and ten or twelve inches high at least. I would post
photos of his beta build from
Wolfgang Bayrhuber
SABA Modellbau
Wolfgang lives in Austria and has never seen the Academy or the Chapel,
but has designed and released for free a beautiful model of the Chapel. It is
about 18 inches long and ten or twelve inches high at least. I would post
photos of his beta build from
Just released hours ago, the new Yamaha latest release, the Ultra Realistic
MT-10. Check at Yamaha Papercraft for the new model!
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Put the jpg file in a photo or drawing program and reduce the contrast and
color density there. Then do a test print on one page. Lighten or darken to
the colors you want then Save As or Export to a folder labeled Enhanced or
similar. Then go back and remove the changes to the original file
On Saturday, November 19, 2016 at 2:37:01 PM UTC-6, Bones wrote:
> Has anyone been keeping an eye on HUH's incredible model of the Eiffel Tower ?
>
> https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ja=en=y=_t=en=UTF-8=http%3A%2F%2Fuhu02.way-nifty.com=
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>
> Bones
Happens every day to me. The
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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There is an excellent model of the USAFA Chapel coming later this Spring from a
designer/developer in Austria. More information will be posted as available.
Dennis Brooks USAFA Class of 1975
By the way, the new USAFA Center for Character and Leadership Development is a
piece of junk. A tilted
You know how much drag those flags would create. I am surprised it would get
off the groung. Long ribbons of fabric can be almost as good as a parachute!
I might display it with the flags, but never fly with them attached. I though
maybe another aluminum model. Anything on the workbench in
Try a search on "kirishima papercraft" and it will lead you to the model. The
finished model is shown, but current parts sets are only up to finishing the
hull, deck and main superstructure. There are still some detail pieces to go.
I think I have been following the site for almost two
The middle and aft deck of the Kirishima are now available as Step or Part
15. This is a long term model, but you can't argue the cost!
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Since the wind guage was a whimsy of my Dad's, you won't find it. He took his
coke/beer can plane and ran a stiff, non-coroding wire down the center, with
the wings level, that was about eight inches long, above the plane, and locked
to the bottom of the plane. He made a reinforced inverted L
Sorry Bob,
I forgot, so long ago, that you were doing the LA County variant. Are you
putting the pod on the bottom, or just the hoist above the door? Does it
always carry the tank pod or just for fires? I am sure they will love it. You
have more patience that I do. My father made a
Looks great! But how many hours and little fiddly bits are there???
Helicopters do bring out the crazy, whether building models or flying them!
Looks really nice Bob, but even as a person that flew all the Hawks from CG,
Army, Air Force and Navy, not to mention Australian, I don't think I
Forgot the New Year's Me-109.
On Monday, May 25, 2015 at 12:21:39 PM UTC-5, Brooks1975 wrote:
For FG specialty paint schemes; I also have Santa's Cessna, Santa's F-4U
Corsair, Alien Santa Saucer, 4th of July P-51, Easter Bulldog, Arbor Day
Bulldog, Barbie PT-17, Halloween PT-17, Halloween
For FG specialty paint schemes; I also have Santa's Cessna, Santa's F-4U
Corsair, Alien Santa Saucer, 4th of July P-51, Easter Bulldog, Arbor Day
Bulldog, Barbie PT-17, Halloween PT-17, Halloween P-51, Halloween Haunted
House, Halloween Witch (with and without bomb), Thanksgiving F-4U Corsair,
It originally showed the Navy NE variant of the L-4, blue with Donald Duck
flying, but led to last years Army L-4 with invasion stripes and emblems.
Now has the VFW variant of the Grumman Skyrocket with Blackhawk colors.
You have to be quick at times to catch the changes but they are giving
A difficult model to shape and fit the wing roots and the shaped horizontal
stab. The cockpit does not fit correctly with the part as shaped. The cockpit
is supposed to be a straight line of the vertical stab. I modified the part on
the page and reprinted to get something that fit without
I can see where you needed extra support with the 67 pound card stock.
Spreading the hull to shape takes a good bit of force. With 130 pound card
stock it is even harder to shape, but the folded benches are much stronger.
Putting long V troughs under the seats to turn them into triagular
Normally I use Smith and Company two part epoxy from The Rot Doctor. It
mixes up to a consistancy between alcohol and water and soaks right through the
card stock coating each cell without disturbing the dye or water based ink
colors. It made a great set of Pin Up playing cards for my brother
I printed it on 130 pound card stock for durability. This raised some issues.
You can see on the site that I printed the backs of things like oarlocks. I
also cut off all the tabs and separated pieces to be folded. 130 does NOT fold
well. Where extra color blocks were meant to be folded
Hey Bob,
What did you use for the stays and harpoon rope? Looks like wire or
metallic thread? I scored the hull board laps with an embossing tool. It
shows when I curve the hull to fit, highlighting the plank nature with the
card folding at each score line as it curves. Your jib stay
I sent them an enhanced pattern with the back of the prop and a full green
cockpit to go under a clear canopy, but they did not make it available. I
guess limited computer space.
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Hey Bones,
How do I get your little Hako of yourself?
On Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 12:33:30 AM UTC-6, Bones wrote:
It's done and it was a whole heap of fun to build. I'm really happy with
it despite some of my ham fisted building on some parts.
This thing was a pleasure to put
I don't see the Goon, just the pages for the Cessna 152? Different page?
On Saturday, December 20, 2014 11:43:18 AM UTC-6, bpen...@aol.com wrote:
http://www.fiddlersgreen.net
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For those who are gathering the parts or building as parts come available,
Part 13 came up yesterday. It is a long process, but nicely detailed model
and you can't complain about the price.
http://papermodel.jp/kirishima-index.html
Dennis Brooks
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Nah, Now if you had a plane attacking the U-Boat pen
On Thursday, July 17, 2014 1:35:52 AM UTC-5, bpen...@aol.com wrote:
Hi,
I had a chance to say a few words at this evening’s Ship Modelers
Association meeting.
Any doubt I am an airplane guy? Photo by David Okamura
I was asked
Why are all the photos of the blue Navy variant while the model parts are
the Army Invasion green with stripes?
On Sunday, May 25, 2014 5:26:50 PM UTC-5, bpen...@aol.com wrote:
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