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Is there any setting in the forum I can use to separate new resource uploads from new post uploads. Now I have to go through every resource upload to mark is as read, while I'm mainly interested to see only the new posts.

Will they also get your famous shrink treatment ?

Finished the head today:

Thank you. All these praises give me a real boost to quickly continue building the model. Here are the pictures of the original thread:

Very nice. Are you going to paint them or leave them white ?

Destro2k made a very nice model of a Lich. (http://destro2k.deviantart.com/art/The-Lich-a-279328660) This is the progress of me trying to build it as nice looking as he did it. http://janzondervrees.deviantart.com/art/20140209-211510-434619048...

I concur. I use laser printer, and on the edges, it always shows that inkt is gone. I always recolor where the inkt goes, but it is more work.

Very nice. Although I'm a bit a star trek fan, I had never encountered this ship before.

I'm only seeing an empty thumbnail and no photo when I try this method.

Due to technical difficulties on the site, I was not able to upload the pictures of the complete model. Here is a link to the photos: http://janzondervrees.deviantart.com/gallery/47435146 I have some intermediate photos which I will upload when this site has its full functionality again.

This build thread is a real pleasure to follow. Good job!

I think that building this small just shows your skills in papercraft. I'm currently going the other way, by enlarging models from A4 to A3 size.

As always Rick, very nice photos and a fantastic model!

Very, very nice scratchbuilding!

Most of the military paper models look like if they were made of plastic. Very good paint jobs. I wish I good see the models for real. The photo's are excellent though.

Well thank you Rogerio. Progress is slow, due to lack of time from my part and some difficulties in the model. I think because the model was taken from a game, it is not consistent and has some 'holes' in it. I'm now trying to build the individual parts and figuring out a way to attach them...

I started watching the series Warehouse 13 out of curiosity due to this post. After a few episodes, I'm already hooked on to it.

I had some time last week to continue the model. Here are some pictures to show the progress. I concentrated on the attachments, as they are quickly build and do not require much preparation.

The following quote comes to mind: "I can't believe it's paper!"

I just love ship models. Back in my plastic period, I used to make several of them. In fact, I still got one half completed in the box. Now this model is surely a feast for the eyes. Good solid work and nice details!