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Template by Ojimak, I reduce to 1/144 US Navy F-4E Phantom II Blue Angels

Dear Cris, Sawasdee Krub (Hello) and Korp Khun Krun (Thank you). It's been a long time for me too that I haven't have Panang Kai (Curry Soup with Chicken). regards, Shika. And thanks, Cybermac ^ ^

I used to play my paper F-4E Phantom II. And then fell asleep. When I woke up, I saw my model crushed from 3D to 2D. Luckily the laser paper printer has flexibility and I was able to revive it. :P

On its base.

Template from Paper-replika.com Model by Julius Perdana and repainted by Kim McDonnell Douglas F-15E Idol Master Chihaya Kisaragi Add some spices in Paper model life ^ ^

Thank you Zathros, This fact annoy me too. When I try to glue part together it doesn't seem to be fit and very hard to make good shape. I'll take the picture when I try this next time.

I've got the template from Paper Replika. It is 737-800 Corendon Airline, Netherland. I've use computer program "Paint" to recolor it to Low Cost Airliner "Air Asia" and "Nok Air" Note: Nok = Bird, in Thai Some part I have to hand paint coz it's too complicate. This is the test...

Dear Warren61, Mig-21 Paragon Card model. A little bit bigger than 1/144. And comparing with silver Mig-21 1/144 F-toys plastic model.

Dear MilanX3, My favorite? Hmmm, could be the jet coz I build them the most. The propeller and the biplanes are also in my interested. But like Zathros say, I'm building my own miniature Global Air Force. ^ ^ For now, I'm working on a graphic of Commercial Airline 737-800. There are two...

Dear MilanX3, What kind of color printer do you have? If you have laser printer, I'd suggest 120 grams laser printer paper. It has flexibility and the color are still in good condition when we roll, fold, etc. If you have inkjet paper, 120 grams or 150 grams paper is a good choice but you...

Thank you Zathros for the information. This is really interesting. The more I learn, I more I love these aircraft. :)

Yes, they are Ojimak's work. But original scale are varies, 1/70, 1/80, etc. The reason I reduce to 1/144 is I've got so many plastic models in this scale. So, I try to make paper model at the same scale by either reduce or enlarge the free and available paper model templates from the Internet.

Hi MilanX3, They are templates by Ojimak. Original scales are various, 1/60, 1/80, etc

Solo [6] and Opposing Solo [5] in snap shot action Opposing! Turn!! Go!!!

Well, from testing the building of F-18 Blue Angels, I've come to the conclusion that I can make Ojimak plane a little more round shape and it's look a lot better. Fewer effort and time. Then I get the acrobatic team. But for Stahlhart, I can't deny its beauty. However, building more...

Very nice tiny model Cafe. I am also interested in the parking wall. Do you have the pdf of the wall? Thank you. Shika ^ ^

Thanks freddyman, I've checked Ojimak template. It seems like it's me who put the canopy in the wrong place. I'll fix it later.

Now get them altogether Ojimak, Stahlhart and F-toys. I still haven't work on the landing gear and details part of Stahlhart. I'd like this thread as open discussion regarding model built, details, etc. I do have some thought on my mind for what to do next after this test build...

Stahlhart [Continue] Well, I am not sure I can make 1/144 out of Stahlhart since at this scale, I have to admit that there are so many tiny parts already. It will be too difficult to make it in 1/144.

Build of Stahlhart F-18 Blue Angels Well, it's already took me 5 hours to get to the point of overall shape of the aircraft. But I haven't get work on the details part yet. However, step by step building each tiny parts does give more realistic shape of the plane.