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  1. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    Thank you sir! I greatly appreciate it!
  2. Rhaven Blaack

    Alpha-3 Nimbus class V-Wing (Star Wars)

    That looks very good! You did a GREAT JOB on this project!
  3. Rhaven Blaack

    Grogu

    That looks really good! Everything is very clean, clear, and crisp. You did a GREAT JOB on this project!
  4. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    Thank you. I enjoy pushing the limits of greebling whilst still staying within the confines of paper.
  5. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    Again, very good question. The simple answer is , no. Non thus far. However, I still have the engines, wings and canopy to finish. With that being said, if one were to make this at a smaller scale (say half the size of the original scale), one might experience accrued tolerance errors...
  6. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    Thank you both for the kind words and encouragement.
  7. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    Thank you sir!
  8. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    This is the box that connects the fuselage and engine mounting block together. I assemble the box (but do not close it up yet). I attached the box to the fuselage. I closed the box. I attached the engine mounting block to the box. Please stay tuned in to your local Colonial...
  9. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    Here is the skin for the fuselage. The skin id formed. I removed the area for the recessed panels. The recessed panels are assembled. The recessed panels are applied in place. Here is the inner cone piece. The inner cone piece is assembled. The inner cone is attached in place...
  10. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    This is a very good question. The answer is determined on how many different layers you want. To answer your question more specifically, I printed the template (on cardstock) four times (and printed the template on (on regular) printer paper once).
  11. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    Thank you both.
  12. Rhaven Blaack

    Hulk / PaperJuke

    YOu did a GREAT JOB on this project!
  13. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    Thank you sir!
  14. Rhaven Blaack

    Detailing and greebling out (and adding "decals" to) the "Simple" Colonial Viper

    Awhile ago, I was having a conversation with someone about paper/cardstock models (and the "pros and cons" of the hobby as a whole). As the conversation progressed, the person asked me it it was possible to add (regular) decals to a paper model, without changing and/or treating the template...
  15. Rhaven Blaack

    ON ZETA, THEY DO IT RIGHT.

    Thank you sir! Fortunately, no. I do not live on Zeta. However, I do know how to do things right the first time. :cool:
  16. Rhaven Blaack

    The Eiffel Project

    You are doing an AMAZING JOB on this project!
  17. Rhaven Blaack

    Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.H, GPM 1:25

    That driving sprocket looks like the "real thing". You are doing an AMAZING JOB on this project!
  18. Rhaven Blaack

    Astro Racers

    Those look AMAZING!!!
  19. Rhaven Blaack

    mijob's TIE Phantom

    This looks very promising!
  20. Rhaven Blaack

    Hulk / PaperJuke

    This project is coming together nicely!
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