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Thank's my friends! Ray is right , is a XBTK-1.
John you give me a good idea, but I need take more shots from my display case. More three shots. The shelves is more or less organized by subject... 1/100 aircraft collection... The display is a MDF frame with glass... Sci-Fi and plastic models section... |
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Wow that is fantastic!
You small scale building guys are on to something, THAT's the way to go if you want to have a great model display! john |
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Thank's John
For a big collection I believe a small scales is a ideal, I like a lot 1/100 because is not too big (like 1/72) and not too smaller (like 1/144). Currently I have 95 models and I built an average of two to three per month depending on the complexity. I prefer to use e-models (DGA, Marek, Lad'N'Dad), but in many cases scaneio magazines that I buy in stores and reduce it to the 1/100. |
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Keep on gluing Marco |
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I think the 1/100 is a good intermediate-scale aircraft. Work on the seaplane base is impressive, but 1/1250 is a reasonable size architectural scale, what impresses me are the details of this construction.
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Harry I use paper, in this case a 120g filecoat (sulfite) paper and 240g heavy cardboad. I use a two domestic inkjet printer: Epson T-25 and HP D2400, I printed my models in photographic mode, after I spray a layer of varnish for protect and light the print. I not use a foam or similar material for reinforcement (this scale is to small for this) |
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