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Welcome back, Webdude.:) That is an interesting presentation on making motorcycle wheels. Looks like a bunch of techniques can be found by watching all of the presentations. Some modifications on the techniques could easily be used to adapt to other construction methods.

Welcome back, Webdude.:) That is an interesting presentation on making motorcycle wheels. Looks like a bunch of techniques can be found by watching all of the presentations. Some modifications on the techniques could easily be used to adapt to other construction methods.

Thanks, that is gonna be fun.:)

Thanks, that is gonna be fun.:)

Yep, some nice looking buildings. Are they like the ones you see in some old sections of European cities with the buildings side by side, sharing common walls? The facades of each one are painted differently to make them more distinct.:)

Here is a manga looking girl. First download link. 2.76MB zip file unzips to three other zip files with .pdo, .jpg, and .mqo files. http://www.geocities.jp/tintiroring2/Paper.htm

Good looking model so far. Reading line drawings of ship's hulls is fun, isn't it? I have a book with lots of line drawings from ships spanning the years 1700-1855 called The Search For Speed Under Sail by Howard I. Chapelle. Interesting stuff.:) :)

Looks like Korean. Try this site to get a translation:World Lingo Translator

Now that is a model to behold! One of the best characters around. Good job.:grin:

I'll jump on this here wagon and say it's lookin' good, too. I bet those boats are fun to run through some of those large waves.:yep: :shock:

Yeah, I guess I did not look enough. I see AOL and my blood pressure goes way up.:p I was able to open the .art files by just clicking on the icons then I could save them in .bmp format and convert to my format of choice. Thanks for the nudge in the right direction.:)

I did some checking and found that .art is a proprietary AOL format that seems like no other browser or program can read. Could be wrong, but it doesn't look too good. :)

Lookin' good! Thanks for sharing. :)

Do a search for regelbau. Some people have made scale models of some of the bunkers used by the Germans during WWII. There are some floor plans of many of them also. :)

:rofl: Ain't that the way it always goes? Be careful, you might wind up with a room addition or even a whole new house.:grin:

Here is a site with some links to free downloads. The exact gundam you are looking for might not be there, but you can look around and see what they have. Free Paper Toys Scroll to section titled Robots, Mechs, Gundam, Manga Free Paper Models.:)

I agree with what JK has written. Your build looks really, really good and I applaud your skill in executing it. More rigging would add an even better depth to it. :) I am one of those who think the rigging of large sailing ships is beautiful. I get somewhat disappointed when viewing...

Nice narrative. The insights you state about the build are very good. I have noticed in some elaborate builds that there sometimes some small deviations from the instructions that would make the build go easier. It is nice to see them stated. Also, despite the efforts of the designer, there...

I like the way 635 looks. :)

That is a nice looking build. I cannot agree with you more on the excellent instructions Ralph includes with his free models. I too am not an expert by any means. I built Space Ship One from Ralph Currell's site and it went together fantastically. The illustrated instructions were a breeze...