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you mean like these, only larger? http://www.papertigerarmaments.com/KVSeries.html

AF is correct. the wespe (wasp) is the 105mm on a mk II chassis. the hummel (bumble bee) is a 150mm on a modified mkIII chassis (mk III wide, mk IV long). the nashorn (rhinocerous) shares the same chassis but is armed with the 88mm. i am not aware of any of these in the scale you seek.

wire wrap? good thinking. i use coiled wire to simulate coil springs. with a paper clip in the middle, one can fashion a realistic macpherson strut.

not as scenic as yours but here is my composite. LCA landing craft. 1/72 scale. since you are into SF, ever thought of doing something spacey? is it difficult to photograph the aurora borealis? cheers, c.b.

very nice... ...i like that large photo posted. you could even put a ship model there, along the dock.... it is a great way to present models without having to do the whole diorama assembly thing. good results can be achieved in the non-fiction realm as well. "green screening" and old fashioned...

second version there is a second "desert" version now available for download. cheers, c.b.

papertigerarmaments is pleased to announce the release of the soviet PT76 amphibious tank. this is a fairly simple model and it's free. http://www.papertigerarmaments.com/PT76.html enjoy, c.b.

great idea.... ....good to see the diversity expand for armor. i'll create a fresh free download for this one. might just compete myself. the rules are fair. cheers, c.b.

1/72......... .......of course i'm going to say 1/72. this has to do with my philosophy on art in general. i prefer my creations have more purpose than just display and so their use for war games is an obvious one. there are many sets of plastic soldiers available in this scale and you can even...

pzkwIII... ...excellent build with some very nice photos. thanks for sharing this with us and welcome. your english is better than my polish! cheers. c.b.

hard to beat free. have you checked out these? http://www.pluto.dti.ne.jp/~naka/download.html the pz 4 has been around for a while but the t34 is rather fresh. PDF files. cheers, c.b.

i've been waiting... ...for the completion of your project. extra parts, eh? it is always good to know about errors/quality of costly models. sometimes it could be the modeler but your fine photos rule that out. thanks for sticking with it. cheers, c.b.

the reference mentioned..... fly model #128, scale 1:100.

better link... here is a better link to the La 9. the La 5 FN will be released tomorrow. cheers, c.b. http://www.papertigerarmaments.com/LavochkinLa3-9series.html

announcing the release of the Lavochkin La 9 in 1/72 scale by http://papertigerarmaments.com. the model is available through the site and costs $2.50 USD. from now until the end of the year all sale proceeds will benefit cardmodels.net cheers, c.b. P.S. this one is a great string flyer.

your reviews... ...are setting a standard. thank you from the paper motor pool. cheers, c.b.

response to jrts... ...when you mentioned negative review content for free models being a bit much.....and then mentioned your "two cents", i thought it may be a press release from the ministry of funny walks. (activate laughing box) actually, there are so many free models out there, some...

i like your score card. it would be interesting to see how this model compares to the free version here. http://www.pluto.dti.ne.jp/~naka/ honest opinions regarding models are more important to designers than one may think. consumers like it too. great job. c.b.

why build? i build and design for war gaming. that is how i started. as a youngster, my dad would buy me only one plastic model a month. i was pretty hard on them. i found i could have as many as i could build for my forces when built (mostly) from cardboard.

i have just released my 1/72 scale LCVP, available for sale at http://papertigerarmaments.com it is a waterline version and, unlike many nautical models, can be done in a day. enjoy, c.b.[/img]