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Congratulations to you both!! Last year my wife and I celebrated our 30th anniversary at Mackinac Island, Michigan. Still don't know how it went by so fast.

I've seen the ship comparison chart before, and wonder: how big would the Death Star be on that chart?

OK, not paper modeling, but amazing craftsmanship nonetheless. http://www.iptv.org/simplepleasures/story.cfm?id=1377&type=story

Very nice. I like anything aircraft or space, but that dragon is cool!!

I too am old enough to remember that show. The throttle was a shift lever from a Ford Mustang. I especially remember when Andy & Co. discovered oil, refined it in their junkyard and sold it for 39 cents a gallon, which ticked off the oil companies. If only Life were that simple...

Very nice & clean. How did you pack it to cross the pond?

By the way, that wasn't meant in any way as a slam on your model. It looks very realistic. It was meant as a slam on my junky cell phone.

I bet your paper iPhone works about as well as my real Net-10 phone. If anyone ever gets the chance to buy a Net-10 phone, ... just say no. IMHO, based on my experience.

Is this supposed to be a Star Trek model? Styled a lot like ST, but I never saw a ship with an "SCC" designation. Or is this a non ST design?

While surfing around, I stumbled across this site: http://www.grubby-fingers-aircraft-illustration.com This fellow collects airplane pictures, scale model info and graphics for planes. There are some free model diorama bases available, and lots of walkaround pics of aircraft in various states...

Imagine how much one of those oval skylight style windows must cost to replace!!:eek:

Hello, and welcome.

I never used it, but here's some info about rice glue: http://www.ehow.com/how_5554076_repair-shoji-screens.html

I'm in Elkhart. Welcome fellow Hoosier!

What do you call a dog with no legs? Call him anything you want, he still won't come to you.

What do you call a cow with no legs? Ground Beef.

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Maybe someone like Fast Signs? They might have some kind of plotter. I just found out they carry colored card stock. Planning to pick up a few sheets and try it out.

Store them in a dark closet? What's the fun in that? (Unless you've got Ekuth's gigantic lighted Battlestar Galactica.That would be really cool to see in the dark ) :mrgreen: Besides, my closets are so stuffed full of junk that putting a paper model in there would ensure it's rapid...