WWII Staff Car

I made a US Army Staff Car version of the vintage "Automovil Moderno" http://ift.tt/2tXMcOp

and have just uploaded it into the Military equipment download section. It's currently awaiting approval.

Enjoy!

the new big 1/20 large scale of jackson storm!

I have made it super biggest as I can fit the pages of parts on mage parts I all so doing more cars 3 characters coming soon! this one is an exclusive prototypes paper test of what paper technology can do! if you really want it please p.m. me here no money please?:eek: I do what you like me to do! what's best it has 3D everything including the eyes and mouth pieces!:cool: and eye lids also! so if you want it I will send you all the parts and documents! so enjoy the pics!;)

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PBY-2 Catalina (1:50)

This is my build t take a break from the boat development project.
Scale's 1:50. 10 A4 sheets. Instructions are of course in Polish; I have decided to sacrifice their literary value and ran them through Google Translate.
My favorite part of the result is "The glue on the upper part of the skeleton is glued (strips on which are part numbers of the plating). For these plywood we adhere properly formed parts of sewing successively from A8 and Al 6L and Al Bp according to mounting drawing 5."
The diagrams are pretty good though.

Here's where it's at now:


I'll post more photos once some exciting plating is glued :p

Just 39 of them

Hi friends,

Both display-cabinets are full. One more glass closet shelf had to be cut in order to store my second Connie.
The first one stayed behind in a previous life.
Since building (a necessity following a finished drawing) has become a lesser pleasure the drawing of a model automatically is not as attractive as before.
Therefore I decided to shut down my domain and send my models into the world via a free account.
In order to prevent finding a model back amidst a heap of commercials a thought it wise to ask for some personal information from anyone interested.
Hope they will find cosy accomodations.

Best regards, Gerard

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Less of "The Right Stuff"

The Right Stuff will always be my most favorite (Space? Non Sci-Fi) movies.

yes, I know...its not perfectly accurate in many ways.
What movie/screenplay ever is.
But I think its very faithful to the achievements of early American space travel and makes you feel very proud of what man has accomplished.
And its a very cool movie!!


I was saddened to hear of Sam Shepards passing at age 73.
I've seen him in many movies, but I always loved his portrayal of Chuck Yeager in The Right Stuff.

I didn't know he had Lou Gehrigs disease.

It feels almost like losing one of the real Astronauts or Aviation Heroes.
Isn't that weird.



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Gary Pilsworth's Piper PA-23 Apache

Here's my latest from the Pilsworth General Aviation Design Factory, the Piper PA-23 Apache. It's a free download here: http://ift.tt/2f1cCYJ.

Like all of Gary's models, it goes together well. It has ten pages of parts and one page of instructions. There's several bulkheads in the fuselage but no wing spar. It has an interior, but since I shrunk the model down to 1/48 scale I opted for the solid windows. Bird shot was added to the nose to keep her on her toes rather than her a**. I only made two minor adjustments. I made the tires (oops, tyres, sorry Gary) more narrow by cutting the center sections half width. I then added paper cylinders behind the prop hubs so the props can be removed and rotated.

The web site is currently showing 135 people have downloaded this model. Time for some of you to get building and post your photos. I'm talking to you, Edubarca. ;)

Cheers, I have a couple of Airbus airliners calling me to get built.

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Church of St. Nikolaus with the bell tower, Giecz, Poland /1:160/ T.Hrebík , M.Šimko

This is my new model - Church of St. Nikolaus with the bell tower, Giecz, Poland

I created a bell tower to the church :cool:

Happy Birthday SCEtoAUX

Dear SCEtoAUX:
Happy Birthday to you and may you just be able to make paper models all day long.
Enjoy,
Miles

Solid gold Lunar Lander Replica Stolen

:eek:
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Whoa! I had no idea this even existed. How could you even sell a stolen item like this? Or even if one kept it, it could never be shown, I would think.

fire sale

50% of retail

or as marked

i'll try to get specific prices posted

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carrier landings

The future ????
USS Ford makes history: Launches, lands fighter jet with magnetic technology

ModelFan F-16A Fighting Falcon 1/33 (recolor and redesign)

It's been quite some time since I began working on this kit. The simplicity of its build impressed me a lot.

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Unfortunately, I can't say the same thing about its level of detail. Original panel lines look awful, almost in a cartoonish way, but worst of all, they aren't correctly aligned, not mentioning the fact that some panel lines are missing. Nose shape is incorrect in almost everything.

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Another urgent matter is related to the engine nozzle. The one designed for the kit doesn't look exactly like a real Pratt & Whitney F-100-PW-200

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So I thought to myself: Fine, let's see if I can do something about it instead of just complaining hehehe! And here are some good (ok, not that good :P) results:

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Now I guess this F-16A looks way more "Falcon-ish" than before, but there's still a lot of work to do. Cockpit layout and canopy goes next. This is the beta build test, so suggestions are welcome!

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