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Rhaven Blaack, thanks for explaining the Viper's launch system. Very nice photos.

Actual construction of the model starts with scoring, cutting out and gluing together parts 1-6, which is the bottom (underside) part of the model. The next step is to build and glue the 3 landing gear bays to inside of the bottom.

ModelArt offers 2 versions of their 1/72 scale F117: the Desert Storm version, which is mostly gray, and the American Flag version. This 1/72 scale model has 4 1/2 pages of parts, 5 diagrams, and 1 page of assembly instructions (in English). I don't think this model will require any great...

I built and added the launch sled (designed by Rhaven Blaack & Revell-Fan) to my Viper display stand. I think it looks good. Thank you Rhaven Blaack & Revell-Fan for sharing your sled model.

The printed pages for my Pulse Rifle model also sat for many years. That many pages is a bit intimidating, but it isn't especially difficult to build. Jan provided several diagrams and labeled the glue tabs with the number of the part it will mate with.

Ok. My favorite fighter spacecraft is the BSG Viper. Below is a photo of the Viper Mk 2 (1/36 scale by Ninjatoes) I built. It is sitting on a launch rail designed by Murph. I just found the launch rail and sled designed by Rhaven Blaack & Revell-Fan. I will probably add the sled to this model. I...

Which forum should I post photos of some paper models I have done?

Greetings all, I started building paper models about 20 years ago, but had to set it aside due to a heavy work schedule. I started building again after I retired about a year ago. My interests are aircraft, sci-fi spacecraft and real spacecraft.