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Hello, only a few pictures from my test build of a Bus The building report will follow kind regards Sepp

From tomorrow I'm going to build some cars for the airport kind regrads Sepp

@ Rogerio yes the scale is 1:1250 :mrgreen: thank you for your motivation. Your wish many pictures :thumb:

I want to show you how i make a radial engine include the cowling 1. Paint the paper Silber, carve a cross into the paper 2. two small discs ( 1,0 mm ) stick toghter and cover with a 0,4 mm wide stripe 3. the parts of the landing gear 4+5.the result

A trick for making very small cylinders idea1 1. Glue paper together 2. Sticking paper on edge 3. cut the edge 4. glue the part together 5. The engine nacelles create with this trick

Hello card modelers, The next passenger plane is the 3 mot Fokker F XVIII. The airplane was created to connect the niederlande with her colonies. You can download the orginal model sheet on bommeltje.nl I use for the body the same technic than for my Junkers F 24 The greatest difficulty is...

The Aerodrome Schiphol 1929 The Farman has landed on Aerodrome Schiphol :mrgreen:

the final airplane picture 6-10 the final airplane

The next air planes n my list is the passagier air plane Farman 190 The design is from http://www.maquettes-papier.net/forumenpapier/topic12700.html 1. picture: > wingspan 1,15 cm :confused: 2. layer with superglue 3. parts of the body 4. the wing 5. the Gnome et Rhône 5b

picture 21 > Junkers F24 in front of Schiphol picture 22 > size comparison with a 1 cent coin picture 23 > size comparison with a 1 cent coin picture 24 > the Junkers on the airfield picture 25 > my thumb and the F24 :thumb: Inky@ The next airplane for my Diorama will be the Farman 190 kind...

next step the landing gear to build this filigran structure i use a easy trick. small stripes (0,1 mm) are layered with superglue. The result is similar to plastic card. This stripes you can glue with superglue or normal wood glue. And so it is possible to build parts like lasercut. picture 16...

Hello, the next step the wings. picture 11 > I use a mousepad as underlay. I formed the wings with help of a pin picture 12 > the wings, and the spars coverd with superglue picture 13 > all parts of the tail picture 14 > the reinforcement of the tail picture 15 > Loading with lead next Step...

Thank you for your comments, @zathros - Not Godzilla, but the idea is not bad :thumb:, I know there is a cardmodel of the Laser canone. And for Godzilla Google idea1 @Rhaven Blaack - thank you for the invitation in the "MICRO MACHINE ClUB":thumb: But, it is not so complicate to build...

SameeBD, Great, :thumb: I like this kind of design, It is not Hako, but simple enaught to build it in scale like 1:250. And this is exact my question, What is the scale of your helicopter ? And by the way please show us a few pictures from the Mi-8 kind regards Sepp

The next few picture shows you how easy it is to build something in small scale. picture 6 > the result with the right amount of layer picture 7 > only a other view picture 8 > Top and Bottom of the Airplane picture 9 > all parts together , not bad picture 10 > test how the wings are to build...

Hello Card Modeler, I need a few air planes for my Airport Schiphol 1930. I start with the Junkers F 24 the orginal design is from Jürgen Quitting. He passed away 2 years ago. I scaled the sheet to 20% picture 1 > the down scaled Ju F 24 picture 2 > the different parts to create the Body i...

the next few picture shows you how "mini" sign1 is this building report. kind regards Sepp

Hello Cardmodler, I start my first mini building report. I Start with a really beautiful small gas station from 1929. The designer is Godwin Petermann. The orginal size is 1:87. I reduce to 6,9 % of orginal size. All parts exclude pillars are orginal. picture 1 - shows the 4 sheets picture 2 -...

Hello, Oliver, Rogerio, zathors, ASC, Rhaven and silveroxide thank you for this warm welcome. Oliver, i wait for your stormtrooper dropship :cool: I will start in the next few days with a "small building" report kind regards Sepp

Hello Craftman, the Idea and the performance are great. kind regards Sepp