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Hello Erk, Please allow me to be the first one to welcome you to Zealot! You have come to the right place for all things paper/cardstock, and to build and hone your skills. The members here are very helpful. Many of the members are SCI-FI GEEKS (myself included). As for "table-top" models, you...

That looking really good!

Only my mum knows. :cool: She will never tell a soul.:cool:

The Snow leopard looks very good!!!

Hello Cardist, Welcome back! It is always a wonderful pleasure having old members return.I see that this account is a new one. Do you remember your old one? If so, I can merger the two together so that you can maintain and continue to manage all of your old posts. I am certain that there have...

Here is a photo of both Big Foot and myself together.

Welcome back. Did you have another account? If so, I can merge the two and you will be able to have access to all of your old posts once again. Please let me know what your old screen name was and I will look into it for you.

Darius, THANK YOU VERY MUCH! :toast:

By all means, yes.

Welcome back! I am glad to hear that you were able to find the forum. Yes, the owner of the forum is planning to send out a mass email announcement. However, he is dealing with some technical difficulty with the service that provides such.

You did a GREAT JOB on this project! Thank you for the notes on what you did to augment your build. I found them helpful.

I really like how this model is coming together. You have really elevated these Tie-FIghter models to a whole new level, with all of the internal components that you have incorperated into them. This is not exception.

You are doing this model the justice that it so dearly deserves.

I am looking forward to seeing how this turns out.

I now have a new workstation. So now, I can start building once again. The "blackout" areas are sensitive documents that my Aunt has pegged to a corkboard. I also "blacked out" the reflection that is on the glass ddors of the cabinet. Since I inherited my uncle's printer. Since it had been...

For me, "FAMILY" has always come first. So, when my Aunt asked me to move in with her to help her. It was absolutely no questioin of what I needed to do. As for the "critters", those are easy enough to deal. As for "BIGFOOT", there are plenty of them in Washington and Oregon.

All of these little finishing touches really make the model POP! As always, you have done a GREAT JOB on this project!

I really like how this is coming together. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!