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Thanks Louis! :wave: Steve

Right now rereading the Aubrey-Maturin saga by Patrick O'Brian. I'm up to "The Surgeon's Mate" which is number 7(?) out of 20. If you haven't read these yet I highly recommend them. :thumb: Steve

There's a ton of character models pulled from a game, I think it's World of Warcraft, but I'm not sure. The models are all pretty awesome looking though, I'd love to give them a try. You can find links to them at Papercraft Paradise. Give it a google and see what you can see. Steve

Mind bogglingly awesome! :eek: Steve

I'm glad to help! :thumb: I've always been a sci-fi spaceship fan so I can really geek out on a list like that. Steve

Been watching this build since the engines. Always stunning! :thumb: I especially appreciate the careful documentation. I need all the help I can get on technique!wall1 Thanks Bomarc!

Thanks Operative7B! I didn't do much, the model is well designed so even an all thumbs guy like me can put it together. Steve

Hi Rocci, I thought size doesn't matter?:mrgreen: Just seach the forums here or at Papermodelers. There are lots of fantastic and huge:eek: models available. Some examples: Ekuth is too modest to mention his own Rodger Young which I just finished building. It's a beauty and goes together...

Welcome Scarmig! I did the same thing with my first model. I think it was the Battlestar Pegasus, not a complex model, but definitely a little much for a beginner! Keep at it. I'm looking forward to seeing your builds! Steve

Hey very cool and great looking model. :thumb: Thanks for the hard work designing and creating this model. Frankly, I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who sounds like a babbling idiot! :rofl: Steve

Hey welcome! :wave: Where do you live in Cali? I'm from the SF Bay Area. Steve

Fantastic work! Steve

Thunderchild: Thanks for the kind words! By the way, great job on the Gunstar. :thumb: I was just checking out the file (thinking about building it as a next project) Elliot: No, I was too late. The parts were already built. We have some art supply stores about 30 minutes away (bus and...

Well, finally got back from Chinese New Year Vacation, known over here as Spring Festival, 3 weeks ago. Spent a week knocked down from the flu, then been running around getting back into the swing of things. Lastly, and most importantly, finished the Rodger Young! Pictures: 1, 2. Beauty shots...

Very cool! :thumb: Is that a download? Steve

Great job! Reminds me of the armored train from an ancient PS1 game called "Einhander". Steve

Yeah, the cars jumping ridiculous distances at the end is very...odd, but at the same time it does work within the film. The ginormous pile ups in that movie are a must see. When I get some more time I plan to work through what I haven't seen on this list. I've never gotten to some classics...

Hey there, I'm in Malaysia right now on vacation!:wave: Looking forwards to seeing your build! Steve

Sebret: Thanks for the part and looking forward to seeing how the engine supports work out. Ekuth, that foam core idea sounds viable. I think if it was used on the mating surfaces of the big parts that would do the trick. Say, the fore and aft surfaces of the mid-hull section and then the...

Elliot: Yes we got to the hospital right away. She actually knew that it could be a TIA. We had just gone into Starbucks and sat down when she suddenly couldn't speak. She wrote "TIA" on a piece of paper and I Googled it (wireless is free at Starbucks in China!). We went straight to the hospital...