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A new WWII bunker just popped up in the blogosphere :) Bulge Battle bunker

Awesome! Can't wait till you release it.

Armorman posted this in another part of the forum, but as it adheres to this thread I quote it here:

You can cut them out, laminate on thicker card, laminate the wall with the holes in it on a card (or just glue a strip on the back, covering the holes) and then glue the extrusions on top - their lamination will make them jut out.

I understand that the second reheat is not to red...

Not paper, but as Zathros wrote, wood is unrealized paper :P Amazing collection:

I use Olfa AK-3 knife which I find perfect for work in paper. I almost never buy new blades though - instead I sharpen them again and again, and even if the pointy end breaks off I grind the back of the blade with my dremel to get the sharp point, then sharpen the blade again. How to sharpen...

Sorry about that - I fixed the links - they should work now. Victory in 1:84 scale will be enormous. I wish you good luck with that. 18 years ago I was walking on her deck. It is a magnificent ship for sure and one of my dreams as modeler too :)

I like that. Great for jungle terrain :)

A new member of the circle of inveterate modelers :)

On the same forum there are two unfinished threads on building Peter von Danzig: http://www.kartonwork.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?p=140380 (unfinished, very poor) http://www.kartonwork.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?p=140624 (unfinished, better, using self adhesive "wooden" wallpaper) On another forum...

If you laminate the overlays on 0,5mm card it will look even better. I'll watch this build with interest :)

On Polish forum Kartonwork there is a big thread about building similar ship - "Wodnik", by Syzyf. He started building models with this ship and loves experiments so the thread is long and very precise. Translation should help a bit, and there are lots of pictures which should be helpful. In...

fD1512_XJEw You're on a good path, Zathros :)

Definitely we are just following your example :)

One of my most favourite photos of the album: And a nice diorama for modelers (destroyed russian mobile artillery ISU 152): A similar one (ISU 122) can be seen on Poznan Citadela (the closest one): Last sunday I was there watching a reconstruction battle event - you can see...

It is a facebook photo album - perhaps you don't have an account there? There are 151 photos of war damaged Poznan there. Thank you for sharing the history :)

I just found a great collection of photos of my home city after liberation: Poznan 1945

Just when we were discussing the rebuilding of destroyed Polish cities... Arigato Armorman

Not to my knowledge. There are many pictures available though - when you google for "maginot bunker" etc.