Some more tiny models
- Thread starter ThunderChild
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Everything is bigger in Texas that plane is actual size
Tc that air wolf is perfect for my grandfather, who owns 1 of ever memorabilia heli made for that show. As always amazing work.
TC: Those models are AMAZING!!! I know that I am repeating myself, you truly have given a whole new meaning to the term "MICRO-MACHINES"!!!
Keep up the GREAT work my friend.
Keep up the GREAT work my friend.
Those mini models are awesome. I think I'm going to have trouble with my sausage fingers!!!!!
It is actual size, I actually pulled my Giant foam hand out of storage for that shot.
TC has one too
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Zathros
I have one of those foam hands, they're getting quite popular, along with those huge coins!
Don't forget about those house sized grid blocks
Also you forgot to mention the over-sized fake steel ruler.
And of course one trick to taking the photos is a background that gives away nothing.
And of course one trick to taking the photos is a background that gives away nothing.
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Zathros
You should see what I used to trick my wife into marrying me. It was just to prepare er for the real event!
You should see what I used to trick my wife into marrying me. It was just to prepare er for the real event!
I did the ame thingsign1
I have been toying with the idea RB. The only thing I can't figure how to do correctly are those pointy booms at the front.
At this size... Nightmare! sign1
At this size... Nightmare! sign1
Here is a website that deals with calculating cones: http://i-logic.com/conecalc.htm
I hope that it will help with the nose cones (booms), if you decide to tackle this project.
Good luck with it. I am looking forward to seeing what you come up with.
Thanks RB.
Since I design everything in 3D the cone design itself is not the problem. Folding/rolling and gluing a cone that has a diameter of one millimeter at it's widest base is where the problem lies...
Since I design everything in 3D the cone design itself is not the problem. Folding/rolling and gluing a cone that has a diameter of one millimeter at it's widest base is where the problem lies...
great work!!!
It seems to be a real pain to build those 1 inch SW ships.
Technical questions: what kind of paper? standart 80 gr/m2 or heavier?
what kind of glue? Tweezers?
I'll like to build some "microscale" Homeworld starships, but I'm little scarred...
It seems to be a real pain to build those 1 inch SW ships.
Technical questions: what kind of paper? standart 80 gr/m2 or heavier?
what kind of glue? Tweezers?
I'll like to build some "microscale" Homeworld starships, but I'm little scarred...
I always wanted to the H.W. ships in scale with each other so I would emagine the fighters would have to be micro or the mothership would be crazy huge. Like Texas aint got nothing on us, MASIVE!!!
