Recent content by zathros

Larger models are harder to find. If you do CAD, you can look for thee appropriate model format and scale it up. :)

I like the time machine, but to be honest, I don't think I've seen someone build a van on the forum yet. I would love to see a Motorhome (1983 Champion LaSalle), to be specific. I've been wanting to model . It only has 40K miles on it. :)

That neck is a good illustration of how mine feels most of the time! :)

I am quite happy with this period of time we live in, well, as happy as one can be without getting political. ;)

These are beyond cute. I can imagine little corners of our homes where these could be placed and make for pleasant eye candy. ;)

Geez Mike, you take these simple models, build them perfectly, so they don't look simply anymore, than make just the right size dioramas. Very well done. ;)

Thank you.

I like that the link has a real picture of thew model. That makes such a big difference. Thanks! :)

The one at Danbury Airport (DXR) was privately owned. The guy who owned it named it "Tin Bitch", in respect for it's prowess. So the name "Tin Bitch" was for that guy's private Mig. Some people in America have too much money, so much that they can own their own Mig fighter aircraft. :)

There was a Mig 15 or 17 parked at Danbury Airport, it had a little plaque on it, it was named "TIN BITCH". The plane few into the airport, was parked there for around 6 months, then flew away. A privately owned Mig. ;)

She's looking really good! :)

Looking at the Voyager laying in your hand, well, damn, it looks really impressive. When you see the scale compared than bigger than life pictures posted, it changes one's perspective. The model looks right, and everything really "pops", in the right way. Well done!! :)

Now you have woken my curiosity! :)

I was raising my son when Voyager was in the first reruns, so we watched it religiously every day, and cycled through the series a few times. It really allowed us to bond om the good, and the dumb stuff they would do. I do still think that Voyager, and Deep Space 9 were the best of the series...

The picture of you holding it is so much larger than life, it exaggerates the lines. A picture of the actual size would reveal lines that are more in line with what one would se if they were holding the model in their hands. The same thing happens with the saucer edges. People take pictures...