samedi 28 mars 2015
Greetings from the UK
Hello from a typically damp part of the UK. I've been modelling aircraft (badly) for a while, mostly with Fiddlers Green's excellent models. I've only belatedly found this forum but am glad I have. It's amazingly helpful and inspirational. I think it will be quite some while before my models are good enough to show here. Thanks everyone.
Brilliant source for free texture files
Sorry if this has been posted before. I found this site with loads of good jpg texture files, along with ideal terms of use for architectural paper model designers.
Free Seamless Textures
Free Seamless Textures
ROMSEY ABBEY 1:240 Rupert Cordeux
Hello friends ,
today I`l show you my Romsey Abbey designet by Rupert Cordeux ,
You can see the building report here .
kind regards from Austria
Kurt
today I`l show you my Romsey Abbey designet by Rupert Cordeux ,
You can see the building report here .
kind regards from Austria
Kurt
New Art Deco Airport Book..Help wanted..
Rosie and I are at present working on an illustrated book that focuses on the style and design of airports during the 1920s and 1930s. What we are looking for in particular are images of Schiphol and Haren suitable for reproduction and or a basis for art. There are a large number of photograph postcards of that era that may be suitable. Any other airport images of the era are welcome.
So if this is of interest or in your area, I would particularly like to hear from you.
Thanks in advance
Terry Moyle
So if this is of interest or in your area, I would particularly like to hear from you.
Thanks in advance
Terry Moyle
First Crack at non plastic modelling
Hi All
Recently, last year purchased a 1/16 Leo 2A6. I wanted this to represent a Canadian Leo 2A6M used in Afghanistan (that and I use to be a Canadian tanker).One issue was creating the ECM and weapons boxes that rest on the turret. Knowing how expensive plastic can be and if you make a mistake the cost increases. I thought cardboard, cereal boxes to be exact. Never in my mind did I think paper. So, over a period of months and failures, it finally all came together. The bolts are spaghettini noodles. The ventilation slots are all cut out by hand. This is the 5th version. So, my first "paper model" and my first posting. All comments welcomed.
Recently, last year purchased a 1/16 Leo 2A6. I wanted this to represent a Canadian Leo 2A6M used in Afghanistan (that and I use to be a Canadian tanker).One issue was creating the ECM and weapons boxes that rest on the turret. Knowing how expensive plastic can be and if you make a mistake the cost increases. I thought cardboard, cereal boxes to be exact. Never in my mind did I think paper. So, over a period of months and failures, it finally all came together. The bolts are spaghettini noodles. The ventilation slots are all cut out by hand. This is the 5th version. So, my first "paper model" and my first posting. All comments welcomed.
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