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If I'm not wrong, there is a Polish steam locomotive - Pm36, as far as I remember, released by the Polish publisher GPM (in two versions, two different issues). But I am not sure at all that it's what may be called "a streamliner", simply because I'm not familiar with this term. Yet.

It's an interesting idea, I like it. I have to see the result, good luck with the project. I wonder if it would be a good suggestion to try ti put some LEDs inside the castle (of course, this would require thick card and warm white light, to resemble the medieval fire sources of light), but I...

Simply awesome!!! :thumb:

Cool, I like it!

Very nice, I like especially the aircraft itself, it has a very clean and careful work - it must be a tyrant, allowing not even the smallest mistake there.

Thank you Gerald and Richard. Richard, I see no reason in this world for you to feel a little guy - this hobby only makes a man better, because one gets better building, imagination etc skills on one hand, and on the other hand, it pushes you to search historical info, technical details and...

So far, so good. Good work, I like it - and obvious, curious about the final result. :)

Now this is really a model that would bring a lot of satisfaction when finished. Fine work, mate!:thumb: Incoming message - sender Warrant Officer Ellen Ripley: "If he gets Nostromo working again in due time, I will definitely spend my holiday on Earth traveling with Skoda! I promise!"

Once again, I have to thank you, gentlemen.

waw! Impressive precision required for this skeleton warriors... and well done, so far!

Good work there, I like it. In my army days I've only seen MiG21 and 29, so now I'll see a 31. On the other hand, it's a nice feeling to see I am not the only guy here working on a wooden board, instead of some cutting mat. :thumb:

Great work there, very clean, very precise.... There could be a solution to get rid of that mistake, I use to paint the card models - with brush and free hand, yet is difficult for markings (letters, numbers, symbols)... decals or "paper decals" (don't know how to call them - and not so good as...

great little tank, it beats me - I don't dare to start building something so small, even if I usually stick with 1:87.... Thanks for sharing!

Thank you very much for your kind words and the front page, my good sirs. It must be the beginner's luck or something, because I am very far from being one of the best modelers here. And I'm not saying it for complaisance, it is the truth. @Silveroxide: I guess the cigarette boxes is a good...

Got this free model on 1:50 scale from here and I understand that its author is Kamino Ana - many thanks. I decided, some time ago, to use paint on all models I will make, so this machine is not an exception. (Well, I have to admit, I cannot work clean and fine enough, as other modelers do, so I...

If the track is long enough, I think a method could be to glue it on the upper parts of the wheels.... at least, if the ensemble wheel/track it's not supposed to be "functional". Just an idea.

Fine model you made, comrade! Thanks for sharing it - and congratulations for the fine work!

That's a fantastic work, it deserves nothing less than lots of applause. What about the tender, does it have some real coal or not? And once again: absolutely excellent work!:goldcup:

There's also the method of weathering with a graphic pencil, for the white spots... the result would imitate the aspect of bare metal. If available, I guess some little grass stuff (Noch, Woodland) could be put near the track, here and there... optionally, of course (I mean, I'm not sure if...