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"There is no exit from the circle of one's beliefs." ~ Keith Lehrer As promised, and dreaded, the beginning of the engines.. The not so circular exits were made up first. The inner and outer skins were scribed, folded to shape and glued...... I forgot to take detailed pics of the next...

Yep, parked up and broken down........! :lolsign: I hope I haven't started something here........... :OOPS::cool::laughrolling:

Proves the point though; Bigger is not always better ....! :sticktongue:

A work of art! :bowdown:

Uh oh ........! :)

Good to see you back Tonino. Cute little models. Maybe you can build the whole of San Marino......something like this.......... ;) :yesyes:

Impressive!

Lets put it all together" ~ The Stylistics I haven't had a lot of free time the last few days, as I have been helping a friend make their new house livable. With the few spare hours I've had, I completed the necessary repairs of the fitment issues. Most of the issues were on the forward hull...

You are a SketchUp master! I really need to sit down and learn the program properly. There is so much I want to design, but my skill set is way to low. Great work RF!

Yes, that could be done. However, the problem I have here is caused by sections of the sub-assemblies pulling apart. Hopefully, when these problems are fixed, everything should become true. We will see..... My father always taught me: If you need putty to fill gaps, you didn't make it properly...

"Men do cry, but only when assembling furniture." ~ Rita Rudner I got so excited about getting to this stage of completing the main hull, that I completely forgot to take pics of the final assembly of the rear hull. :sadno: There is nothing difficult here, just follow the instructions. Just...

"I ran into Isosceles. He had a great idea for a new triangle!" ~ Woody Allen We begin again with the last main substructures of the hull, the triangular detail panels at the rear. Again, I built them in pairs. I started with the upper panels. The frame piece was laminated to 0.75mm and cut...

Very nice! You don't realize how small these models are until you see them on your hand. And the diorama brings them to life. Great work!

"When the well is dry, we know the worth of water." ~ Benjamin Franklin Part 4c: Assembly. And now the fun, and work, begins.... The best way to see if the part has dried out, is to look at it through the mold. The part should have its original colouring back, namely the paper will now look...

Looks great. I made the whole series of cars from Mad Max. Great little models!

Hi, welcome to Zealot! You will find everything here that you need to further your hobby. Just browse the various build threads and tutorials as a start. Most all genres are to be found here. Also, everybody here is willing to help and advise you. Do you mean the V8 interceptor from Mad Max?

That's looking great!

"Interesting fact: a shark will only attack you if you’re wet." ~ Sean Lock Pt 4: The process. Right, let's do this..... A few quick points before we begin: I am using 160gsm matte paper for this demo. I printed the templates on an inkjet printer using dye based ink, so you will see a...

This is my contribution. I built this years ago for a birthday present for a good friend.

Wow! Thank you Z, I wasn't expecting that!! :OOPS: I thought I had bored everybody to death up until now.... Ill be adding more later today or tomorrow!