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I made a big mistake. Was so "into" getting the stupid thing built that I just started assembling the snocat without even bothering to follow the builders directions. And so, I ended up with the chasis, body sides and back, but had no way to install the top! AAAAAAAUUAAHAGHAUUAGHglglglg...

I've never really been into train models...but watching your build thread sent me off hunting for train models. : ) Nice work.

I'm curious to see how you build the wheels.... looks good. outersketcher

Ha! Well, my father immigrated from England to the States when he was 18. So, I figured I might be able to get away with it. ; ) David

I've only just now discovered your build thread. I enjoyed your designed, graphical presentations. Nice work sir. Those chunky tires look solid. Are you going to throw some mud&yuck onto the tires and body? I was wondering... That cube thingie... I've read past posts on it, and I know it has...

I particularly like the stairs... whoa... and those itty bitty little life savers! So round! Neat job. David

Worked on the doors this weekend. I wanted to show that the doors are separate entities from the body. I wanted the observer to look at the model and say to them self..." by golly, I can see the rubber insulation around the gaps of the doors!" So this was my attempt to create that look using...

I like the tanks too. They look great. Are you planning on cutting out the spokes on the wheels or just leave'm be? David

Thanks for all of your comments! I purposefully chose this model for it's simplicity and for the EASE with witch it can be detailed. I'm limiting myself to only lamination and embossing of the original prints this time 'round for the contest however... no extra stuff added.. It's killing me tho...

The Tucker Sno-Cat build... My goal is to find out how much detail I can squeeze out of a simple model without adding anything to the original designer's artwork and maintaining the spirit of Toddlea's Free Model #3 contest. I plan to do this by laminating the same pieces over one another...

I've updated the link to the free model on the original post. Easier to get to now. But you still have access to the home page as well.

This is one of my favorite free models currently available on the net. I particularly like the high detail photographs of the completed model that the designer posted as reference. This has become a wonderful resource for me to confirm and compare my build to that of the designer's build...

Grams.... duh.... should've realized that. Thank you. And thankyou for looking at my online portfolio. I just finished some artwork for a childrens book and a couple of other things I'll be uploading to the site soon. The dirigible is looking great! I know that it's tough keeping so many...

A very nice job. How did you make the pulleys? Are they paper too? David

This is gonna look neat. If you don't mind answering a noobie question..What does "gsm" mean? Is that a measurement standard for paperweight? David

Thank you for taking the time to help some of us newbies get up onto the saddle of the designing horse. It looks like we're finally going to get some real information as to the HOW, the WHY and the WHATSITFOR of 3d designing. I look forward to reading more. As a Mac user, I wanted to let...

Oooooooo... I've been clutching this one to my chest for the day when I can trust myself to assemble it with the skill it deserves. Will be observing your build thread with interest. Good luck in the contest! David

I am a grateful user of the secret library that you were gracious enough to create for the Zealot papermodeler members. Thank you. Can't wait to build the model. David