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Just looking at the cockpit, with all the details that are on this thing, Why not add a frame around the windows, too?

I don't really eat it either. If I do, it's the cheapo stuff that comes in a sack. The kids go for the Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs stuff. But a lot of things come in that type of cardboard.

What kind of cardboard? I like the thinner stuff from cereal boxes. Grocery stores will generally have the brown stuff. Sorry to get OT.

That's just such a cool ship! Probably my favorite of the first 3 movies. Excellent work!

I upload photos to my photobucket account, then use the [img] code (which you can copy directly out of photobucket) to link them into my posts. Hope that helps.

I really like the Landram!

Wow. I just learned something highly useful and it's not even 4:00 am yet! I'm currently working on a small mech where that will come in extremely handy! Thank you!

What about a cheapo RC tank? or Legoes? I think Lego would be better because you could shape the tracks the way you want.

Oooooohhhh!!! I've wanted a midget Airwolf for a long time! Perfect for Classic Battletech!

Still looks good, problems and all!

I found it online for free (after some serious hunting). I have no problem sharing. PM me your email address.

It's beautiful. Reminds me of why I fell in love with this ship sooooo long ago. I was 7.

Jan Ruukers Sulaco is 3 feet long, as is the Rodger Young. I have a copy of the Macross MAC II Monster destroid that takes 72 pages, and I also have a PDF file of a Shadowcat Battlemech in 1:18 scale. It's a little over 2 feet tall when finished. Or there's the Large-scale Star Wars Ship thread...

I've downloaded a couple different versions of these. I'm definitely going to follow this to watch and learn.

Awesome! It's just beautiful. But they're always cute when they're little.

Kinko's?

Wow. That's a good idea. Although I doubt my models would get anywhere near that. Nice work, and it's great to see someone appreciates it.

Where did you find the mini 302? Or did you downsize an existing model?

TheLeopard came about out of desperation. I have seen pictures of a resin model on the internet, but could never find one, so I finally broke down and designed one myself. It took me all summer, since it was the first model I ever designed, and I spent a lot of time figuring out the process...

Awesome work! Fantastic work! In fact, I liked the job Sanginus did so well, with his permission, I used his pictures to re-write and improve the instructions. There is now an illustrated guide available as a PDF. It hasn't been submitted anywhere yet, but I can email you a copy if you PM...