hmmm.......it seems that might require ALOT of plastic sheets.........Easy alternative for those without shrinkray:
- Plot the 1:1 scale plans on coloured plastic sheets
- assemble the parts
- put them into an industrial oven
- let them bake for a few days and take out the final result.
- Let it cool off for a week and hang it on your ceiling.
lets hope theyre not 1:1 scale and require a rather large oven.....
thats the link i used, also did a search on google 'tie fighter factory'
What do you mean with becoming ? i thought he already is ....with all the different types youve made you sir, are becoming one of the leading experts.
Addendum:Easy alternative for those without shrinkray:
- Plot the 1:1 scale plans on coloured plastic sheets
- assemble the parts
- put them into an industrial oven
- let them bake for a few days and take out the final result.
- Let it cool off for a week and hang it on your ceiling.
So you mean this stuff?Addendum:
Please note I was referring to this kind of plastic sheet which shrinks when you bake it, of course. The regular sort tends to ... well, change its shape when you heat it up. How do I know that? - Don't ask..!
I believe that back in the day the process was called shrinky dinks.Addendum:
Please note I was referring to this kind of plastic sheet which shrinks when you bake it, of course. The regular sort tends to ... well, change its shape when you heat it up. How do I know that? - Don't ask..!
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BTW, does anyone know how to get the smell of molten plastic out of the house?
Of Course there will.
