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| BriandKilby, Comment for image # 26526 | 31 May 12 13:49 |
| boats, i don't know how you get them to come together, even stay together, but it sure looks beautiful. |
| Creosotewind, Comment for image # 26500 | 31 May 12 12:58 |
| Boats, I watched this build on Papermodelers site, and downloaded Lief's files. Pretty cool. How did you get such a smooth transition on the cowling? |
| Mr. Willson, Comment for image # 26520 | 31 May 12 12:15 |
| That is one amazing model you have built. I like it alot. |
| deckape, Image # 26527 | 31 May 12 11:05 |
Here is the pilots seat there are 15 parts to this seat |
| deckape, Image # 26526 | 31 May 12 11:04 |
This is how they look when they are on paper |
| deckape, Image # 26525 | 31 May 12 11:03 |
Lancaster build paper model 1/33 scale here is another of my paper models I am building the kit has 2.000 parts |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 26520 | 31 May 12 05:59 |
| Amazin...wow! |
| deckape, Comment for image # 26520 | 31 May 12 02:05 |
| I used evergreen plastic sheeting it comes in different styles what I used on the sckins was the coragated evergreen plastic sheeting I tried wire before but came out with the idea of useing evergreen plastic sheeting material. thank you for your reply Paul I am working on a 1/33 scale Lancaster bomber I will have it posted here in a couple good months when i get it done. Boats |
| Pauli72, Comment for image # 26520 | 31 May 12 00:39 |
| Just outstanding Boats! I was just looking last week at the JU-52 paratroop transport, with towed DFS-230A troop glider. I was thinking that they would make awsome looking models together in tow. You have sure made the JU-52 look awsome! How did you do the corrugated sheet metal skin effect? Thanks Boats! and GREAT LOOKING DETAIL! |
| deckape, Image # 26519 | 30 May 12 21:20 |
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| deckape, Comment for image # 26500 | 28 May 12 16:13 |
| Ahoy John I,m like yourself I just build all the time the cylinders heads are made from laminated paper disc The intire airplane is made from cerial boxs Boats |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 26500 | 28 May 12 15:39 |
| Do you build these in your sleep??? What did yee use for cylinders? |
| deckape, Image # 26501 | 28 May 12 14:57 |
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| deckape, Image # 26500 | 28 May 12 14:57 |
The prop is laminated paper colored with a art pencil the cowling is made from paper I burnished out all of the seams the cowling is made from a series of rings. |
| deckape, Image # 26499 | 28 May 12 14:56 |
Here is another build I just finished a paper model the Sopwith Triplane 1/24 scale |
| deckape, Comment for image # 26443 | 23 May 12 14:00 |
| Thanks Luke for your reply sir, I done a lot of this while I was in the Navy I use to go down below in the mess hall and ask the stew burner to save all of the cardboard durring the daily break outs for meals. when I got off watch I went down below in the boson locker that was my hobby shop away from the crew and build models all the time and have them sent home swtate side. Thanks Luke Boats |
| lukebozek1, Comment for image # 26443 | 23 May 12 06:23 |
| Boats, you must have learned these building techniques on deployments. I remember guys building everything under the sun from stainless steel nuts, washers and trash cans. Great job. |
| deckape, Comment for image # 26443 | 22 May 12 23:49 |
| Ahoy fellas I make it from paper no foam core useing formers and paper for the skins after assembly I airbrushed on 3 coats of Areo gloss nitrate dope The inter plane,cabane and undercarriage struts are reinforced with floaral wire. thanks you guys for your replies. Boats |
| BriandKilby, Comment for image # 26443 | 22 May 12 17:10 |
| like the albatross, boats! |
| Pauli72, Comment for image # 26443 | 22 May 12 16:42 |
| Great looking Albatross there Boats! Do you put paper over foam core? Or is it all made of paper? |
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