Necroscope FH-XX Zepp-Buster free download - step-by-step instruction – (pictures inc

[Suncat]

Hello,
May I introduce to you:
Achim (48 years, absolutely adicted to build paper models (planes, submarines, diorama, ships, vehicles & cars) & Ellen (49 years and absolutely admiring his amazing paper models as his biggest fan). We both live, love, squabble and surely reconcile us in germany.
If you like to spend an eye on his papermodels follow U-Boot VII C Bau-Umbau Versuch - Bis 1945 - Kartonbau.de - Alles rund um Papiermodelle, Kartonmodellbau und Bastelbogen
Fischereihafen MDK-Verlag in 1:250 Baufortschritt mit Bildern - Der Hafen - Kartonbau.de - Alles rund um Papiermodelle, Kartonmodellbau und Bastelbogen
http://www.kartonbau.de/forum/coach-...uge/t32685-f9/
to have a short impression or look for his nickname: suncat
After beeing a less or more a very patient assistant – concerning: find out coming papermodel exhibitions and organize holidaystays near by, refill empty glue by providing Achim with new one immediately, saying ‘YES, my dear!’ to every new scissor (of course better than the old one)… Achim decided that time has come for me to join the next class: typing and publishing his step-by-step instruction … He’s got the talent … I am his secretary now. OMG!
And a few minutes ago, Achim told me that he will be the second guy known so far building this model … and the first publishing the instruction fitting. WHAT A CHALLENGE – for both of us!
That means: We will practice a modern kind of ‘jobsharing’: Achim will do his do his little ‘paper-wonder-handicrafts’ undisturbed when I am able to type his instructions without making to much noise…
First of all: Sorry for every grammar or vocabulary mistake I will make. Long time ago (or better: once upon a time?) I had some english lessons at school … but now my rosty vocabulary is obviously at first sight.
Ready for ‘take off’ – So let’s go and start the engines now:

[Suncat]

This is a free download model kit from Necroscope named FH-XX Zepp(elin)-Buster.
The Lower Hudson Valley Paper Model E-Gift Shop - Photo Gallery - Science Fiction - leads you to this amazing model and lots of other beautyful, inspiring models.
The idea to develop this craft as papermodel bases on the computer game ‘Crimson Skies’. More information about the game? Click here http://forum.worldofwarplanes.eu/ind...crimson-skies/
or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimson_Skies
Curios how it looks like? Here some pics of FH-XX Zepp-Buster:

[Suncat]

The main frame
ATTENTION: Please consider the hints on the pics!!!
The main frame is composed of the following pieces:
H + H1
V + V1 + V2
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 (Parts 1-6 back alignment!) glue on 1mm cardstock
Fix parts 2 – 5 into Part H. Continue with part V and fix it following direction down to upward
Don’t forget the glue, guys!!!
Now fix part H1 + 6 in the back; part 1 has to be fixed in the front.
Go on with parts 2.1 + 3.1 fixing them with parts V1 + V2.
That’s it! Good job! You already finished the main frame!

[Suncat]

last pictures

[Necroscope]

Dear Achim and Ellen,
first of all - step-by-step instruction is exactly the thing really needed for this model. As far I've just didn't make my own. So Thank you very much!

Regarding Crimson Skies - as I said in e-mail - this model is not related to Crimson Skies anyhow.
It was inspired by:
- overall scheme - Ascender, Black Bullet, Shinden, others.
- "Gull" wing type - Corsair, Stuka,
- main gears - Su-27
- Gun - Aircobra and late-war period developments like 262 with 75mm inside and others. And some tank...
- Instrument panel - very similar to P-51
- painting scheme - this is exact replica of USAF till 1941(if I remember correctly)
- Zepp-hook - Goblin and Arcon-based planes

But keeping in mind that "Same requirements lead to same results" - big gun for zepps and landing on zepps - you will got Crimson Skies anyway. And I think it's great!

So best of luck on building.
Please ping me anytime if you have any questions.

And again - thank you so much for choosing my model for build!

[Necroscope]

P.S. pls check part #1 - there are slots for gun's frame to cut out.

[Kevin WS]

Stunning! And a great clean build!

[Suncat]

Let’s finish the frames for both wings (right and left wing = same procedure) and do not forget to consider the hints on the pics!
First of all: fix all parts on 1mm cardstock with glue (a product named ‘Fin’-Cardstock is Achim’s first choice, but I am not shure if it is available everywhere)
Continue with fitting parts WV 1.1 – WV 1.3.
Now fix parts WV 2 + WV 3 and do not forget to fix the reinforcementparts afterwards do get more stability.
Parts WV 4 + H 5 have to be fixed. Same procedure as mentioned above: fix the reinforcement parts in between.
Finally fix parts WV 5 + H 4 first, contiue at least with fixing the reinforcementparts.
Do the second wing same way.
Here you are! (Nearly) ready for take off!

[Suncat]

(Consider the hints on the pics!)
Next step: parts on the pictures have to be done and parts FIR + FIL + NDC too.
After fixing the frameparts with glue on 1mm cardstock these parts hav to be mounted successively.
Take care that the yellow areas in the lower part of the airplane’s are aligned to the back.
It’s done for today! Congrats!

[Suncat]

As usual: consider the helpful hints on the pics because not all parts are numbered
It’s a question of creativity how to design the seat belt (Achim was inspired by the seat belts of ‘Modelik Spitfire’) and the control stick (my guy uses this funny little thing called ‘3D-Doodler… 3D-Druck-Stift - Zeichne in der Luft!).
To reach more 3D-effects for the instrument console and the cockpit’s interior design it’s up to you to double up single elements by cutting out single parts twice an stick them together. So did Achim. I like this technique too because it’s looks more realistic.
It’s time to commend NECROSKOPE for the high fitting accuracy of each part so long (mainframe, wings and nose of the airplane) : Really great stuff!