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micahrogers reacted to Revell-Fan's post in the thread Battlestar Galactica: Dr Zee's antigravity ship with
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This is not a quick fix. Finding those reference pictures is a double-edged sword. On the one hand it helps improving the model, on the... -
micahrogers reacted to Rhaven Blaack's post in the thread Battlestar Galactica: Dr Zee's antigravity ship with Like.
I am curious to see how this new model looks.
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micahrogers reacted to Revell-Fan's post in the thread Battlestar Galactica: Dr Zee's antigravity ship with
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Yesterday I came across some very detailed views of the original miniature. Half of the paneling on the underside is washed out due to... -
110 lb. stock is not very thick at all. It has a bit more rigidity than .67 lb. stock. The paper weight is for large amounts. Maybe...
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Did you say 1110 lb?! What is that like a half a foot thick!?
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No.... its about the same thickness as playing cards. I use a product called Ram board. you can get it at the big box stores ( lowes &...
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Chapel of St. Hubert in Obyčtov, Czech Republic Scale: 1:20 Author: Pavel Styl Publisher: free model, download here...
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Use whatever works for you. There are many ways to achieve your goals. :)
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Thank you. I'm still considering it. I think I'm going to start by laminating cardstock and build one that way first. I think could...
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IF you use chipboard, I would suggest concentrating on the actual thickness of the material. Go to Harbor Freight and get a good digital...
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I'm a big fan of cereal boxes and corrugated packaging boxes. You can laminate as many layers as possible and at the same time you are...
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Why would you use chipboard? I haven't used chipboard yet, but I love to work with grey board. To me 28 pt sounds realy thick mostly I...
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I want to make Rhino APCs from Warhammer 40K and am considering using chipboard to do so. I could post this in the Warhammer or Armory &...
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Good strategy. If a part looks crude it wasn't the builder, it was the cam. ;) :biggrin:
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I'm never sure about cameras - sometimes it's the lighting, or the focus, or the angle. There is still a real difference in resolution...
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