One model per (non-working) day

[juan angel 747]

Originally Posted by Waylon48290

Here are my 1/300 scale build collection so far
(my latest builds were the F-14 and B-52H (black))

wow incredible combat fighters were amazing I would also like to have a fleet of fighters in my collection I hope you continue to build incredible fighters (the ones I liked the most were the flankers, the F-15, F-14 and F / A- 18)

[DrDrei642]

Originally Posted by juan angel 747

wow incredible combat fighters were amazing I would also like to have a fleet of fighters in my collection I hope you continue to build incredible fighters (the ones I liked the most were the flankers, the F-15, F-14 and F / A- 18)

Thank you sir, you appreciate my works, to be honest, I still need to learn more things/techniques when it comes to papercraft planes tho. I’m currently planning on building an F-16 in 1/300 scale after learning some advice when it comes to re-scaling purpose

[juan angel 747]

Originally Posted by Waylon48290

Thank you sir, you appreciate my works, to be honest, I still need to learn more things/techniques when it comes to papercraft planes tho. I’m currently planning on building an F-16 in 1/300 scale after learning some advice when it comes to re-scaling purpose

Well if you want recommendations, here is a page in French where they teach you how to assemble the F-16 (I consult there when I had problems with the 2 F-16s that I built)
link: https://www.maquettes-papier.net/for...p?f=58&t=14286

and seeing that those flankers were very good for you, what part of the wing are these parts going?

postscript: here are some photos of my Chilean F-16s

[tigertony100]

As new modelers are coming, I think it is convenient to upload some tutorials that Bruno has uploaded in this very long thread.

Then there is the magnificent Rata tutorial, which although it explains for the 1/100 scale, the techniques apply for 1/300.How I Build a 1/100 Model

For modelers who want to learn how to recolor a model from Bruno there is the SJSquirrel tutorial (which is the one I learned from)Recoloring ScissorsAndPlanes models with Inkscape

And finally watch and learn from top constructors/recolorists as: Brent, Gomidefilho, CMRTD, Rata, Papermate, Stormeagle, Cafe and if someone is missing I apologize; watch their threads and learn!!!

Happy Learning and constructions.

Duro y al cerebro!!!

Best Regards, Tigertony100

[cafe]

That's a nice collection, Waylon! And I'm happyto see those California and Oregon ANG Eagles.

When building the F-16, cut-out the original wingtips rails if you're planning on using the wingtip missiles from my F-16 external stores kit and add them before closing the wings.

[wireandpaper]

Yes, I agree. Very nice collection Waylon. And thank you Tony and Juan Angel for putting the references.
And you may or may not know but that French tutorial by Cafecomics, was put together by non other than Cafe, Carlos Ferreira, who is very talented and humble for not taking his credits.

[Gerry1966]

Originally Posted by tigertony100

For modelers who want to learn how to recolor a model from Bruno there is the SJSquirrel tutorial (which is the one I learned from)Recoloring ScissorsAndPlanes models with Inkscape

Not only Inkscape, I'd recomend Corel Draw, too. All of my models are made in CD.

[Pablito]

Karol, it's my turn on your CC-137 on my production list, followed by Finnair A340

[Butelczynski]

Right on Pablito.

I'm admiring work of Waylon . That's pretty good and very consistent work. Of all of those I have B-52 already enlarged and waiting for printing for like 2 years

[DrDrei642]

Thank you for the appreciation of my works guys and giving advice/tips. I sincerely express apologies for not taking credits on where the templates originally came from hehehe. Maybe I should put some credits whom where the templates came from next time . I would also give very thanks to Sir Cafe for the distributed templates of the ANG Eagles, I really liked your “Mod Eagle” Scheme ever since and another one is for giving advice with regards to the F-16’s wingtip options