Thursday, 22 February 2007

Paper VSF Models

Squirmydad’s page-o-creations and ramblings has a number of great paper models for free download.

Based on Space 1889 designs in 1/600 scale, he has an array of Martian, Russian, Brit, Yank and German Skygalleons and airships ready to go!

http://www.mayheminpaper.papermakeit.com/Squirmydad%27s_Madness/Projects%20Gallery.html
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13 comments:

  1. MaksimSmelchakFriday, 23 February, 2007

    Hi Tas,

    Great job with the blog!

    Keep up the good work!

    Shalom,
    Maksim-Smelchak.

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  2. Paul O'GFriday, 23 February, 2007

    Thanks Maks,

    the study load is preventing me from makign ddaily updates at the moment, but I'll still get a couple done each week

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  3. DanielMonday, 26 February, 2007

    These seem like they would be hard to build. I mean some of the parts are so small.

    Have you tried to build any of them yet?

    dafrca

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  4. Paul O'GMonday, 26 February, 2007

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  5. Paul O'GMonday, 26 February, 2007

    No I havent yet dafrca - I think their real value is in using the plans to make balsa versions. And they are easily scaled up for, say, 15mm...

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  6. DanielMonday, 26 February, 2007

    Yes, I had thought of that, but because they are PDF and not some form of vector graphics they will loose their quality as I "scale" it up.

    dafrca

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  7. Paul O'GTuesday, 27 February, 2007

    But if you are using just the shapes to make the model, it wont matter if you lose clarity on the graphics will it? As long as you can seethe outlones I mean.

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  8. AnonymousWednesday, 28 February, 2007

    Hello gents, Eric here, I didn't realize there was an interst in making larger scale versions of the cloudships and gunboats. Scaling things up, for me, is pretty easy as I do the majority of my work in Photoshop Layer Styles-which can scale just like vector graphics. I can scale something up and repost it, which ONE did you want in 15mm?

    squirmydad at yahoo dot com

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  9. Paul O'GThursday, 01 March, 2007

    Hi Eric - that is a great site you have and some excellent models. For my mind, the Cicada would be the model of choice in 15mm, closely followed by the Czarina or Hamburg.

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  10. Paul O'GMonday, 05 March, 2007

    Dafrca said:
    "Wow, the greedy part of me wants lots, but in truth the two I am most interested in are the Cicada and the Hamburg.

    This could be quite fun"

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  11. AnonymousSaturday, 10 March, 2007

    So that I don't turn your blog into my forum;

    http://paperworlds.papermakeit.com/index.php?topic=22.0

    I'll post updates there, you can post comments there too.

    Eric

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  12. Paul O'GSaturday, 10 March, 2007

    Will do - thanks Eric

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