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Will certainly see about that. :) It's a nice design.

Got it! It's on Page 7 of the website. FYI Thanks for sharing this. Always good to have more resources.

As always excellent work! Always good to see the master "do his thing".:)

Thanks for the clarification. I think that I have this one in my library of paper models on the list of "some day to be built". Thanks for sharing! Great detail.:)

The level of detail is ASTOUNDING! Me thinks you took out a shrink ray to the actual Eiffel Towel and shrunk it to hand size.:biggrin:

Z - I think that they use this stuff in dentistry. Strong stuff.

Those tires look phenomenal! Are they still paper?

What an amazing work of art!:CHEERS:

Wow!:surprise::surprise::surprise::surprise: The work on this model will set the bar for all architectural models in the future for sure! Something for museums and an educational piece. Definitely makes me want to see the real thing sometime. Never knew about the names on the side of the...

Great collection! Like the dirt addition on the sides.

Recommend a small magnet on the inside near the top of the opening, add a tab, glue to the top edge on the door inside, add another layer of glue onto the tab, then sprinkle iron filings onto the glue. Once the glue is set, add another layer of glue and then color to whatever color you need...

Hope that you get better soon Master builder!:)

WOWWWWWWWW!!!!!! :surprise::surprise::surprise::surprise::surprise::surprise: :BRAVO::BRAVO::BRAVO:

Thanks for the new model. Always a work of art and a great introduction for new modelers.:) Of course I'm still looking for the Hans Berg model #26 as well as the Helena May model. See the link. https://www.alienspapercraft.com/files/all-racers.jpg...

For a tiny model you sure have and are continuing to put in a LOT of tiny details. My temptation when building this model would be to double the size then greeble everything to the max.:biggrin: