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  1. Kevin G

    help needed, with Tomcat Bunny girl

    Rick, thanks for renaming the topic for me. As stated before I was frustrated at the time that I posted it and just wasnt thinking straight. GW, Your process was exactly what I was thinking of doing on this model but I can not find any way to get the images from pepakura into my imaging...
  2. Kevin G

    help needed, with Tomcat Bunny girl

    Thanks for the info Tim! I know better than to put something like Help! in the subject line, must have been a little frustrated when i posted this. :lol: I will try and make a build thread as soon as i start building this thing but progress may be extremely slow as I am remodeling the...
  3. Kevin G

    help needed, with Tomcat Bunny girl

    I downloaded a model of a figure of a girl that is dressed up to look like an F-14. After some searching I finally figured out that I needed pepakura to look at it, so i downloaded that and all was well. I go to print it today and find out that it is on larger than letter sized paper :evil...
  4. Kevin G

    Pre-Dreadnought Ting-Yuen 1895

    This ship can be found here: http://home.kimo.com.tw/yukiyuji/downl1.htm It is the first ship on the page. I will be watching this thread to see how it turns out. Wish i had the ability to make models larger, my printer only prints up to 8.5*11 pages :(
  5. Kevin G

    SS KRAKOW in 1:400 scale by JSC No. 42

    Excelent job! That is amazing. Cant get over how small it is. The wife was very impressed (and let me tell you she normally just rolls her eyes and nods whenever I talk to her about models). I think Ill stick to the larger stuff and leave the small stuff to you PRO'S!!! On the ship in the...
  6. Kevin G

    Limited Edition Vanship from "Last Exile"

    Thats one nice build! Too bad it was a limited edition model so all of us cant have one. Good job and thanks for sharing the build with us!
  7. Kevin G

    U-2536 - Halinski

    Build looks great! Instead of making flaps could you make a piece out of the same board used for the formers and glue it to the former? Seems like that would be the way to go to keep everything fitting right. Keep up the good work and remember that there is always someone worse at building...