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Originally Posted by Philip
Your outline is ambitious and I sense that it will be a labour of love. I wish you every success in your endeavour. And I'd love to see a copy when it's done.
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It's been a while writing anything substantial, so I went with the layout that was familiar to me and that is one of a scholarly paper. I'll have to slice it into more discrete chapters or sections once I have amassed enough text.
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Originally Posted by Rhaven Blaack
If I may suggest, have a glossary section that gives brief definitions of different terms that are commonly used in model (especially paper model) building.
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Definitely. I am trying to figure out a way for the material to be self-referential (I had a discrete math book back in the day that pulled it off and it was one of the best text books I've ever encountered.) But I think I'm going to have to rely upon a glossary as you suggest.
@trainfanM - Agreed on the detail of the research.
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Originally Posted by TramFan
I think this would be of great help to all paper model builders, you can never know too much, a section on wheels....always a problem.
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I guess I don't have much issue with wheels. I just kind of "make them happen". What difficulties do you encounter with them? I think the toughest ones I did were for a 1/6 1910 Harley.