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Ok, ok I know its not accurate, technical, or to any kind of scale...but it was fun to build.

A few more showing progress during the build and my outstanding clumsiness...err details:

Heres a picture for scale:

Now wait a minute, I never claimed anything beyond keeping Xacto and the the recycling bin people busy :mrgreen: Interestingly enough, I used to live in LA myself years ago (Andalusia, Dothan and Ozark). Of course these days I'm about as far as you can get, living in Kuwait. Thank you for the...

Well as you can see from my recent posts in Dioramas, I enjoy building trains so I will certainly have a go at those Angrafs I've been thinking of buying. Thank you.

A bit on the construction and completion: I used (fresh) coffee grounds to give the landscape texture. The ballast along the track is (fresh) black tea. I then drybrushed acrylic colors on in layers to color and add depth. The smaller bushes and shrubs are (fresh) green tea mixed with a bit of...

@ Bulldogowner and Elliot: Thanks for the kind words, I will surely post more pictures soon. I am however, sad to report that I didn't make a build log as such. I can put something in so you can judge scale though. Most of the Micromodels trains seem to scale out 1:250 maybe? @allhallowseve...

Hello Friends, Here is a (mostly) complete scene I made using many of the Micromodels sets. The base is foamcore and paper. I will update with more photos if there is interest. Regards, Cris

Friends here are a few photos of my version of Weiner Design Studios Podskali and Skalka Kits. as its in 1:300 or TT scale the entire diorama is about 18" square. most of the vehicles are about 1/4" wide. In addition to the parts provided with each kit, I also used some of the excellent...

Friends, Due to my job, I can provide reference photos for a fairish number of commercial aircraft but mainly the Boeing 747 (all variants). I will certainly help if I can.

Well a bit late, but GPM, Modelik, Betexta, ABC and JSC all have churches. Also, there are quite a few free and paid options if you search for Origamic Architecture.

Well (without boring you to much) long years ago when I began my career in aviation, I was a metalsmith. To me, card modeling brings the same pleasure and satisfaction of creating a complex shape from a flat pattern. Also, card modeling requires a fair amount of ingenuity to achieve your goal...

Hello Everyone, I have been modeling in card for about 12 years now. I enjoy building a wide variety models from all sorts of manufactures, publishers, and designers. Besides the big eastern European outfits (GPM, Modelik, Shipyard etc.) I greatly enjoy the kits from ABC magazine and WDS...

Thank you Uhu, this is surely a model I've wished for for years.

Really looking forward to your return.

Those Corsairs look great!

Very nice! Thanks for sharing. I've yet to build an Angraf kit. How do the compare to Modelik?

@ Matt: Modelik and Angraf have some. You can also scale up scans of your model (which will require some copy and pasting). Several sites have conversion charts that list the percentage to scale up to achieve the desired scale.