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Lou Coatney has plans for a WWII era USN Butler class DDE, a Royal Navy Hunt class DDE and a German torpedoboat at: http://members.tripod.com/~LCoat/ Note that these were intended for miniature naval wargaming and lack color and major details. But the fit and proportions are right, so you...

I actually scaled UP Mike Hungerford's Martian Maggot by about 200% and printed on slightly thicker cardstock (the fins also had an extra laminated layer for added stength). The model still fit together perfectly, and I only needed to slightly sharpen the image so the name wouldn't look fuzzy...

USS Texas? Does that model depict her WWII appearance? I have a H. G. Watkins USS New York (sister ship) in 1938 fit, published in 1976. The pages have deteriorated, so I also scanned them in hopes of building one slightly upgraded "interpretation" of what H.G. Watkins MIGHT have originally...

Hi, Scott! Anyone who can count to seven can recognize HMS Agincourt. ;-) As for railings, I actually prefer David Hathaway's method of providing the option of installing double-sided printed paper railings or forming thread railings on a template. You might only need to include railings...

Hi, Scott! Yes, it's a fantastic model of the "Big Fitz". And I see you're working on the "Gin Palace", too! Definitely a famous, but rarely-modeled battleship. Will you have the flying deck as an option for her earlier appearance? (Perhaps with more optional parts to portray her in the...

Very impressive, Jim! The railings are particularly fine work. I'm looking forward to seeing your next projects.

I tried building that Oslyabya (note the slightly different translation of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet), but I had to abandon it. There are SERIOUS flaws in the framework. David Hathaway started to "fix" this model with the designer's permission, but he stopped after learning of Roman's...