Char B1 bis, WoT design, in 1/50

[CharlieC]

Originally Posted by RafaelDias

This will look amateurish, but it is sincere. I always fail trying to increase scales, I can only decrease. :(

If you don't have access to Photoshop or Gimp then you can achieve a good result by exporting a .pdf page as a .png (use .png since it's lossless) and cutting the page image up and rescaling the pieces using an online rescaler like https://www.imageenlarger.com/. This will give you an image rescaled by a number of different algorithms - find one that does the best job.

Using interpolation (changing the dots per inch) I've found can give artefacts with .jpgs.

Regards,

Charlie

[RafaelDias]

Originally Posted by CharlieC

If you don't have access to Photoshop or Gimp then you can achieve a good result by exporting a .pdf page as a .png (use .png since it's lossless) and cutting the page image up and rescaling the pieces using an online rescaler like https://www.imageenlarger.com/. This will give you an image rescaled by a number of different algorithms - find one that does the best job.

Using interpolation (changing the dots per inch) I've found can give artefacts with .jpgs.

Regards,

Charlie

Many tks. I,ll give this one a try. (i dont have photoshop and others tools)

[PacificWind]

Sergio, absolutely amazing work on this tank! You did a really great job. Fantastic.
I've always liked the Char B1 and maybe one day I'll build it too, but in German markings.

[Vinalssergio155]

Thank you very much Kacper! I decided to take some time to build a couple of tanks that have been waiting for a while. Now I am with the Russian T-100LT, and I have another 3 or 4 more printed. A break from so many wings is fine.