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Thank you very much, and sorry for the off-theme of my question. DUH!! :cry: Let's get back to Cars now.

Thank you very much, and sorry for the off-theme of my question. DUH!! :cry: Let's get back to Cars now.

Please, enlight me here. What if I take a finished model of a german WWII plane - swastika in it - and go to Germany, and put it on display - among other models - at my borther house? (My sister in law is german and they are planning on going to live there). Would that be also a matter of penalty?

Please, enlight me here. What if I take a finished model of a german WWII plane - swastika in it - and go to Germany, and put it on display - among other models - at my borther house? (My sister in law is german and they are planning on going to live there). Would that be also a matter of penalty?

Lizzie Looks great from the begining! I haven't see that kind of ship models around the forum. Maybe yours would be the first.

The pressure comes from the little bugs at home when they knew about these models!!

The pressure comes from the little bugs at home when they knew about these models!!

Lightning, congratulations for this fine project. I liked your site very much too! Downloading right now! Thanks for sharing!!

Lightning, congratulations for this fine project. I liked your site very much too! Downloading right now! Thanks for sharing!!

Kevin... my salute to you for this great model! The details are clear, and Trader Sam design outstands in your build. :wink: Thank you for sharing.

Brad, et al, I think paper modeling is precisesly about changing the rules at some point. Leave off pieces, wrong pieces in wrong places, no pieces... MORE pieces. I think that's the beauty of paper modeling vs. plastic - where you have to stick with the model, and maybe you can artistry with...

Oops, I didn't refresh my page, and you'd already answered. Hey, the good thing about the fine copper wire is that in that way, it seems "oldish", and gives your model more realistic details.

Should you post "leasons learned" constructing this model? As Barry says, how did you do that details? Any special tools / materials?

Hey Gil, great job... You just gave me crazy ideas for my projects. Thanks! RockPaperScissor: remember to post your final design for all of us to envy.

I agree with everybody... forget the mirror... use aluminum foil or something to mimic water, but don't use it round. Go for 632 image.