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Hey Tonino! I was trying to decide between the two and ended up buying the Creality K1Max 3D printer. I'll have to post more pics of the ship hulls I have been dying. These machines really require that you know some kind of 3D modeling, or you will be using other people's models. Rhino3D...

See if this works, it is the list I found the Instructions and the model on. This link works. So did the other one, but I don't know why it doesn't work now? I revisited the link I have just posted that leads directly to the Peterbilt Truck. If you go to the list, and read down it, you will...

Just out of curiosity, what are you making the wind mould out of? ;)

Ronaldo has given me permission to host all of his models. This will be a big task, too much for me, but it will be done, stay tuned. Thank God for Rhaven Blaack!! :)

I just received permission to upload all of Ronaldo's work. That will be a long process, but it will happen. :)

I have a 2T Solid State for my main "C" drive, and x2 2T back up drives. O have a 4T back up disc drive that is USB3 that I have to hook up to back up everything onto. The computers sure do run smooth when you first reinstall everything. My 8 Core AMD Ryzen 9 5800XT runs great. A bit long in...

Most models of this subject look like the skin is thin. This looks like an armored vehicle. Excellent!! :)

You have done a great job finishing off the project. You also really know hot to your fly R/C planes. The video was very entertaining to watch. ;)

I really enjoy helping people find models. I have a strong antivirus/VPN set up, and I go to places virus ridden, even removing virus's from some models to make them usable again. Likewise, I think just about everyone in this forum will help another member if they have the answer. ;)

I dig deep. I always add a space, then "-Pinterest" to get them and their search results out of the way. I don't know how they got to clog up search so much, but I never use Pinterest. In the end, I find the original sources when I type "-Pinterest" after my query statement. ;)

Okay, link to "Peterbuilt" below. Learn how to use the "Wayback Machine". The 2nd link is to a list where you can find other stuff and the instructions for the 'Peterbuilt", I found them, you can too. :) Peterbuilt Truck...

Ronaldo is a member of this forum, you could try PM'ing him. He has been at the forum link below. Look for "RonaldM and use "Google:Translate: to navigate the site. :) Link = https://www.maquettes-papier.net/forumenpapier/index.php

I have a Trojan and SE_5 BiPlane R/C planes new in the box, as my neck has trouble looking up for a long time. Brand new, never flown. I know what you're feeling. I have a trigger finger now. 2 days ago, I finished putting up a section of siding I had to redo, and that hammering was not fun...

Geez!! You bang out these perfect models like your sign your name. That is a big plane, and it looses nothing in details. Freakin' awesome!! :)

You make the nicest gifts to people. I can't imagine how one must feel getting something like that. Made by your hands. A real expression of caring. Wunderbar!! :)

That is the best Tie Fighter model I have seen. I remember none that have the panels as detailed as yours, and the rest of the model is at that same level. You are on the top of the ladder. Excellently executed!! :)

Please leave in the damage. A perfect model of this would be unworthy of all the effort you've done. It adds a realism that's needed.

You're doing a great job, on a model that is not easy to design because of its curves. When you skin it, I would recommend thin strips on the formers to minimize the "skeleton" effect. You will have to compensate for that, of course, but it's worth the effort. Have you seen Ken West's double...

That double cockpit will be a challenge. I'd study this model, and make the fuselage section first. I would try and fit the cover afterward. Some of us use water, making molds out of two part epoxy, to get the shape, use that as a plug to put wet paper over. This allows you to get compound...

Great model, great size. Enough details, to pull it off. :)