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BOB-LO BOAT STE. CLAIRE - it is the 2nd of the 2 Boblo boats. I've been on that boat (ship?) quite a few times as a kid ;)

Well, I was thinking good old 'Elmer's' type white glue thinned with water, but perhaps somebody else out there might have some other better ideas...

Can you get a syringe in the side of the 'lifting' areas and place a thin solution of glue in like that?

Interesting ships - I had never heard of these before. Another topic to read up on when I get some spare time ;)

Still looking great!

Very nice job!

He currently has it available for download here.

Thanks for sharing. Great build of a cool looking plane.

Your build is great, although I find the comments about the kit to be highly dissappointing. As I stated above, I had this one on my want list. But I've currently not tried to scan any kits and build them from the original book. Given the issues with the wing-tips and the mis-alignment of the...

Looks like an excellent start. I've always liked this plane and have this kit on my wish list ;)

Very nice model and congrats on POTW!

For simple wire templates you can use superglue / cyanoacrylate glue - but some of those seem far from simple, so I'd probably agree with Jim. As stated, a soldering iron is pretty cheap at radio shack or the like.

Very nice looking ship!

Is this the site that has like 8 or so nice models, and one anime-inspired 'joke' model? If so, has anybody contacted the site owner and given the concern, so perhaps they could hide the adult content model and allow links from our forum? Or perhaps they don't want that on purpose...

Looking great - this is an impressive build, and not just due to the size ;)

Still looking great!

http://forum.zealot.com/t154205/ Sorry if I was confusing, it's not an anime tree, but I think an all-anime tree based on the same concept would be cool, and this would make a good topper ;)

Looks very nice! For you anime fans, the shape of the dress immediately made me think of an anime-style Christmas tree (like the one posted elsewhere on this forum) and using this model as the tree-topper...

You should be able to use joining strips - you'll just have to do a little tweaking to the formers. What you'll want to do is make the joining strips and glue them onto the skin. Cut the formers just on the inside of the line. At that point it's just a matter of trimming or sanding the former...

Great looking sub! You have also joined the list of large scale modelers that my wife is 'glad I'm not as crazy as' ;)