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Nice looking model. I remember riding the CTA from Evanston to Wrigley Field to cry, yell, cheer, curse, etc. at Cubs games.:mrgreen:

Nice job, Joe. I thought about doing that a few times. There are a lot of what would be called big game animal models available, so you can have quite a nice collection. All you would need then is a nice dram of Laphroaig. :mrgreen:

Yeah, I know what you mean. I can get all of those illusion things to work, even the Magic Eye stereograms. Some people just can't seem to get them, though. :) I guess that is why I like those trompe l'oeil paintings and those 3D sidewalk paintings.:)

I made the dragon one years ago. Everyone that sees it and gets the illusion to work get freaked out.:eek: It is great!:thumb:

Yes. :mrgreen: Nice looking model. I can see how that bow would cause some problems. :)

That't one sweet lookin' ride you have there. :thumb:

Thanks, Cláudio. The Southpark gang is lookin' good.:thumb:

I see what you mean about not much on the RPC on the web. Seems like you were lucky to find that picture you posted.:)

It looks like a Pepakura 2D pattern developement pdo sheet was copied and saved as a low resolution jpeg. :???:

1. Open the jpeg in a graphics program like PaintShopPro or PhotoShop 2. Duplicate the jpeg and work on the dupicate(this is an optional step, but highly recommended) 3. Use the Selection tool and draw a box around one of the six sections 4. Copy the Selection 5. Paste the Selection as a new...

Slowly but surely we will conquer the Universe!

Amazon.co.uk has the Unseen University book for mail order. Amazon.com in the USA has the Unseen University book for sale by some sellers. The ABC Medieval City book could probably be ordered from a Czech shop. Do a Google search for The Medieval City by Richard Vyškovský, published by...

That is a nice looking city to be built. It looks like you have done a good job so far. I see what you mean about the recessed and non-recessed doors and windows. The photographs of the display on the Czech site are great. Maybe you can find a library or museum somewhere close and display...

Are you ready? Standby, here it comes...Wow! That's paper??!! Or words to that effect from everyone that I have shown the pictures. Good job. :)

Those are gonna be neat. There is a simple version of a Cartman available with some sort of advertisement on the front of the shirt. Based on the Kyle you have available now, yours will be much better. Thanks.:grin:

Check places that frame pictures and ask for the cast-off pieces of matte board. Some of those places will let you have the pieces for free. Saves them room in the dumpster. A small digital caliper like what you can get from Harbor Freight Tools will help in measuring the thickness.:)

Check places that frame pictures and ask for the cast-off pieces of matte board. Some of those places will let you have the pieces for free. Saves them room in the dumpster. A small digital caliper like what you can get from Harbor Freight Tools will help in measuring the thickness.:)

PaperPino website has a model of a Leonardo da Vinci designed anemometer. 3.00 Euros. Leonardo da Vinci Anemometer

milenio3, That is a good looking ship model. Looks like Ralph Currell is maintaining the high level of his offerings, and you are doing a very good job of building the ship. :)

Here are some hako type rabbits: Hako Bunnies Here is a rabbit from the Canon site: Canon Rabbit :) Canon at one time had a bunnie hat on the English site. Doesn't seem to be available anymore.:(