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Lovely to see your thought process on the issue in hand - blade control is a tough art to master, I look forward to seeing how the finished part turns out

Yes indeed, model making should be fun of the build, along with a certain degree of 'enjoyment factor' Luckily within paper modelling, we have that second, third or however many it takes Thank you, having an almost 99% OCD factor, the model has to be made as instructed, if if possible to match...

Cheers, but taking far too long to do, I wasn't planning on building the second one... :headbange:

"RIGHT THEN!" The second coming of the Razor Crest. All the Main Hull parts have been redone in the better cardstock and have been a joy to construct this time around. Not entirely necessary, but compressed the parts to ensure a tight fit. Small comparison on the front showing the...

Luckily I have a very understanding partner, she puts up with all my hobbies, thus a bit of leeway into me giving up (our shared) space for a week is within acceptable parameters... as a famous computer once said …and @Sky Seeker I think @Revell-Fan answers your question... nice information by...

Another great choice of Tie Fighter, and a good prompt to watch 'Rebels' again

Always...although I do prefer 'frosty' now and again :)

Appreciated, You have to have a laugh and not take things too seriously... Second attempt is looking promising

Nearly at the end of part-prep. Remaining parts Everything cut away and creased, along with some shafts from two cotton buds which will become the guns. Finished pieces all brought together ready for final assembly. Problems! Due to the over thick cardstock everything has been shifting...

I did a little one not long back, I have an old AMT kit of the Reliant in the stash and always wanted to add lights to it. If I can find some Aztec masks suitable for that particular release, then I will grab an off the shelf light kit and have a go... So much to do!

I'll need to have a good root around in the resources one day, but there's so much already printed out to catch up on You can't or Khan't go wrong with a Miranda class, one of my all time favorite Star Trek ships - I find the NX-01 a bit flat, nice, but squashed

At times its not 'BIG' enough! Although I do feel blessed to have the space. Also at times I have to share this wonderful amount of space with my partner, she has to have the use of it for her sewing machine. I would like to do a Galactica, as long as there's a decent enough file for one, as to...

Well @Sky Seeker - hopefully these two pictures will put an answer your your question. Squares are indeed 1cm square and the cutting mat is A3

Cheers my fine fellow

Next few parts up next - 4, 5, 6, and 7 All went well, the Cockpit will be finished when I star adding to the body. Another view of the parts. THANKS FOR WATCHING... More soon

A fine looking engine-bit-thingy

I'd like to take that credit, but I've passed on your best to the knife Cheers as always, you and I both Ultra sharp blades always help, cheers

Engines finished construction, now moving onto the main hull Parts 1, 2 & 3 picked Nothing to complain about on the these parts, all went together without a problem. Different angles... I'll move onto some more parts before bringing everything back for assembly THANKS FOR WATCHING...

If there's no other view, it could've been some kind of camera mount or production doo-da that just so happened to end up in shot. Or its a hatch to shove pizza deliveries into... ;)

Catching up on your stunning progress, long may it continue