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Krasnal, those are impressive! :thumb: Any plans for painting or weathering? On a related note ... It's intriguing to me that MRRers seem so uninterested in military equipment or layouts. If you look at another guy-dominated area of the miniatures world, scale modeling - plastic or...

As someone who has been doing pc graphics since pc's have been around, I'd like to suggest: forget Photoshop for right now. Learning to edit pc graphics with Photoshop would be like trying to learn to drive by going down to the airport and buying a Concorde. It would probably take days...

Bravo! Terrific cube!

Really oustanding work on a very nice model! Thanks for all the photographs!

David, thanks for the reply re purchasing by CD. Money is made through return business. :) You are so excited that you are free to make unlimited copies of whatever you purchased, that you come back for more to add variety to your layout - and maybe try some structure models as well...

Masterful work, thank you for sharing it through all your photography! :)

Question for you guys who like to work with paper/cardstock: which way(s) would you prefer to purchase the product (assuming quick turnaround/delivery times in each case): (a) download (b) CD (c) prints Thanks! :)

Wow, it sounds like this model is plagued with design errors from bumper to bumper! How does something like this become a commercial product? Did the designer not test build the thing? And the publisher continues to sell it in this condition - ?? That makes this excellent build all the...

Congratulations! :)

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Impressive work! Your finishes, weathering and signage are all very convincing. The bay window came out quite nicely as well. Bravo! Hope your condition is better soon! :)

Very fine work - as always! Bravo!

Great idea! No edges to color! :cool:

Hope you are doing better! Very best wishes!

Absolutely stunning work. I just can't stop marveling over those tires. The detail of the tread; the smooth, even curvature of the sidewalls. Masterful! The lack of visible seams is really striking. Does the brushed-on water-glue mixture help make the seams disappear? Thanks for...

Great narrative and nicely-composed shots. Cool "historic" multimedia! :)

Resolved in a very gentlemanly manner all around. :thumb:

Thanks for the link! I'm familiar with Classic Metal Works, but have never seen that one before, so I'm afraid you might be right that it's out of production.

Wow. really masterful work! Terrific detail everywhere. I especially like your colors and finishes - very authentic and convincing. Ingenious idea for the tire treads! :) An aside - who is the manufacturer of that scale convertible (which looks like maybe a '46-'48 Ford?)?

Mountain Man, I have to say I don't think that's quite fair. If anything, I would say Doctorwayne personifies the antithesis of your contention. He always has time to offer detailed, helpful replies based on his considerable experience, in answer to all sorts of questions, great and small...