IMPERIAL STAR DESTROYER
SCRATCHBUILD Papermodel REPLICA 120cm - 48"
http://horifilm.extra.hu/html/modelisd.htm
Star Destroyer paper model 48 inch
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IMPERIAL STAR DESTROYER
SCRATCHBUILD Papermodel REPLICA 120cm - 48"
http://horifilm.extra.hu/html/modelisd.htm
Oh my wife would just love me if I attempted to build and display something like that in the living room
But also OMG! That is incredible
But also OMG! That is incredible
Fantastic job! Greebled to the nth degree. May I borrow your Incredible Shrinking Ray(tm)* so I can build 1:12 models and shrink them to size like you did? :mrgreen:
You wouldn't have construction photos that you'd be willing to post for us to drool over, would you? (seriously)
* - patent(s)applied for. All rights reserved 2010. Copyrighted 2010.sign1
You wouldn't have construction photos that you'd be willing to post for us to drool over, would you? (seriously)
* - patent(s)applied for. All rights reserved 2010. Copyrighted 2010.sign1
Wow!
Nothing short of amazing. The level of detail and the quality of the workmanship simply boggles the mind! Thanks for sharing.
Nothing short of amazing. The level of detail and the quality of the workmanship simply boggles the mind! Thanks for sharing.
Stunning
Absolutely Stunning!
I dream of one day having such a beautiful model myself.
Congratulations on a super accomplishment.
Steve
Absolutely Stunning!
I dream of one day having such a beautiful model myself.
Congratulations on a super accomplishment.
Steve
The designers in this hobby never cease to amaze!
I think I just wet myself! When I first discovered this hobby (Claudio's Tumbler), I said, "NO WAY, that's paper! Get out of here!" Now almost a year later, and hundreds of amazing models later, I realize that it is possible to create/recreate anything in paper... Yet I still find myself saying, "NO WAY, that's paper! Frakking Amazing Model man, WOW! I want the patterns and instructions s-o-o-o-o bad I'm drooling. But alas, no doubt this is a 'one off', so I'll just go cry in a beer. Thanks for sharing the pics. Just a little food for thought for all modelers (especially designers), even if you create a model you have no intention of releasing... you may want to save your patterns (scan before cutting if not created in computer). Then save all models on a thumb drive and carry on your keychain or put in a fire safe in case of a fire. To completely lose a work like this would be a tragedy.
I think I just wet myself! When I first discovered this hobby (Claudio's Tumbler), I said, "NO WAY, that's paper! Get out of here!" Now almost a year later, and hundreds of amazing models later, I realize that it is possible to create/recreate anything in paper... Yet I still find myself saying, "NO WAY, that's paper! Frakking Amazing Model man, WOW! I want the patterns and instructions s-o-o-o-o bad I'm drooling. But alas, no doubt this is a 'one off', so I'll just go cry in a beer. Thanks for sharing the pics. Just a little food for thought for all modelers (especially designers), even if you create a model you have no intention of releasing... you may want to save your patterns (scan before cutting if not created in computer). Then save all models on a thumb drive and carry on your keychain or put in a fire safe in case of a fire. To completely lose a work like this would be a tragedy.
Is there a download for this? I have been looking everywhere for just the model and it is so expensive. With this I could build it and my wife would not get to mad at me. Totally awesome!
Ok, I just thought that there was some sort of pdo file or something to that effect. Thanks for your help.
