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Is anyone up to creating the rifle version? (Just curious. It's beyond my meager skills to design)

I know diddily about a cameo, but what about this? Can you convert your Pep file to a PDF then print that with the cameo? I know with a standard printer you can print PDFs with alignment points. Would that help any?

My mom taught me a trick: Take the paper and pull it over one edge of a pair of scissors. It will make the paper curl. She used to do this for ribbons on presents.

Awesome!! I can fudge the 1:32 enough to work with my 28mm minis!

What did you use for the toxic waste barrels?

Very nice looking. From the photos, I'd never guess it was paper.

That is so cool! You really ought to post it to the Starship Modeler reader gallery, just to show the plastic-types what we paper modelers can do! And because you deserve the bragging rights!

I got the old Citytech set many moons ago. Yeah, their plastic mechs leave a lot to be desired. On the plus side, they're a lot easier to kitbash than the metal ones! I admit, Games Workshop's prices are hideous, and most of their models are butt-ugly. But the quality of the workmanship is...

Nice work! Good luck with the elf and his magic kazoo.

I LOVE saltines! The boxes are as useful as the crackers are edible. It's coming along fantastically.

Boy, I was really confused there for a few minutes. I'm remedial that way...

My first attempt didn't turn out that nice! (I made lots of ruins before I ever completed a building:mrgreen:) Have you ever looked at terragenesis.co.uk? It's a great site for inspiration and ideas, although I haven't been there in awhile.

I used to custom-build wargames terrain. That's actually what got me into paper models: I was looking for easier ways to make buildings. I'd be thrilled to beta-build for you, or help out in any way I can.

I can't find their site anymore, but Geo-Hex used to make modular terrain out of styrofoam. I tried making some out of pink insulation board, and it worked fairly well, but your measurements and cuts have to be EXACT! The nice thing was that with the pictures they showed, you could see how all...

These are incredible! I don't know if I have the patience to work so small. I'd go nuts. I've played Classic Battletech for fifteen or sixteen years now (no Quicky Clicky stuff for me). When my brothers and I began making terrain and dropships, we used the Atlas as the base measurement, and...

Beautiful. The baneblade has always been one of my favorite tanks. I just haven't had the confidence to build one...yet. Nice work!

WOW! It's 5:30 AM here and that's the first thing I've seen. What an INCREDIBLE way to start the day. Without a doubt, that is one of the nicest builds I have ever encountered. Your work and patience are incredible! Well Done!

I was considering a few options: Leave it as is, depending on the value of it as an "antique." Modify it and put a homemade railgun or coilgun inside. Gut it, and modify the insides to turn it into a paintball gun Gut it, and modify the insides to turn it into a real gun Obviously...

I was always partial to the original Lazer Tag Starlyte gun, myself. They made a pistol (which I still have) and a rifle. Now I'm trying to figure out what to do with the pistol.

Great idea! I'm working on an Ebbles miniatures Jotun (a mecha) where I'm attaching the limbs with magnets so it can be semi-poseable, or suffer battle damage. I never thought to use them for support. Definitely an idea to file away!