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Pages of the model are formatted in a way that they can be printed on both A4 and Letter size paper without cropping.

If you took somebody else's design and modified it for your own use - you are fine. The moment you start making this modification available to others, even for free, without consent for the designer of the original work - you are infringing on his/her copyrights. I think that copyright...

Cmdrted got the job. Yaniv, sorry.

I'm looking for an experienced ship modeler who would be interested in building a Japanese destroyer for GreMir. This is a very detailed model and photos will be used to promote it so quality is important. Build can be conducted on cardmodels.net, there is no real time limit but needs to be...

First thought was "plane is a plane" - then I saw the tweezers.... I took me few minutes to start breathing again - simply AWESOME!!!!!!!

I can't believe that this is your first ever paper model, ok second since you re-started the Onslow :wink: Judging by those photos I would say that you have real talent - this is going to be one good looking ship....

Hi Andrew, Prince looks very good. Underwater hull is the bane of so many modelers that most decides to fill them with styrofoam/foam, use putty and paint. You are proving that it is possible to build even such a huge hull using only parts supplied in the kit! Congratulations! On another...

Oooops.... My bad. Shouldn't answer from work where I have no chance to check. My software has it, but not the DataViewer.... Here you can download all the photos supplied by the designer http://www.gremirmodels.com/Downloads/Onslow_Photos.zip

jnyoun, I will upload all the photos I have for this model to help you, but I cannot guarantee that they will answer all your questions. If you have particular areas that give you problems, please post a photo of the particular assembly so we can try to figure it out together. PS DataViewer...

Jnyoun, Here is the in-progress construction report of the Onslow http://www.konradus.com/forum/read.php?f=1&i=120307&t=120307 This might prove helpful during your build.

Maybee this will help...

Or you ca go directly to the source http://www.model-hobby.pl/index.php?f=prod&pid=808 - that's how I got the model, tracks and the lasercut frames. Tracks are expensive but they are going to save me a lot of headaches and sore fingers :roll:

I love planes and I build planes. Never in my life I built anything that had more than three wheels but I went and bought this thing, the tracks and the framing and I will build it one of those days. Man, this is one really good looking tank....

The "missing" parts around the perimeter are shown on the drawing - part numbers 120, 122, and 123

Here is a little diagram from Adrian:

Hmmmmmmm....... Deck under those parts does not show anything to be glued there but photo sof the model and diagram do show something.... I will forward your question to the designer as it seems he is the only one with enough info to solve this...

Let me just add that the model will include parts to built either Model 32 or Model 22. They will have the same camo scheme but different unit/aircraft markings. Sample can be seen here http://www.konradus.com/forum/read.php?f=1&i=124696&t=124696

Correct. "W" or "WYCIAC" means CUT OUT