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I am not making interiors for these 1/43 cars because it is a pretty small scale and I want to keep them accessible to most modelers, from the beginners to the expert who just want to make a complete project in one afternoon. This is the concept: models as simple as possible that look as realistic as possible, fit one page and can be build by anyone in just a few hours. I am trying to merge many concepts that do not usually fit together when we talk about papercraft, but I am pretty satisfied about what I have achieved so far. If I would make 1/24 scale models, then interiors would be a must, just like rolling wheels and many more details and that is something I would do this for more tricky subjects like thirties real classic cars, but my plans for 2012 are about these 1/43 cars. The idea of 1/24 thirties classic sounds appealing to me though. Making more or less money is not a concern, that is all about what I like to do and what I am willing to share. Asking a few dollars for a kit is a very personal decision and a way to cover the expenses and time invested. I have never heard about anyone who became rich selling his papermodel designs, but I sware that if I become the first millionaire of papercraft, i will design the biggest model in the world and release it for free lol!!!!:D Cami |
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I think if you took the cars you have now, and brought them up to 1/24 scale, added interiors, you would sell a lot more of them than you may realize. People would gobble them up.
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Models of bigger scales require more details and more details means more time and as every paper model designer knows, time is our biggest concern... after space lol.:D For now, I prefer to work on simplier models and make more different projects than to spend a year on one highly detailed project. It must be a matter of taste and personal motivations, but this forum is a place to share toughts and ideas and I appreciate that you share yours. Cami |
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Why don't' you post'em now. They looked pretty much done already? ) |
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I look forward to seeing your website and to the availability of your excellent automobile models, whenever you are ready.
Don |
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What I can say? Really with the 3d wheels the model looks complete. Beautiful!!
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Very fine and talented work indeed Cami.
I too am looking forward to seeing your car models available once you have the time at hand to do so. I certainly greatly enjoy the skill you bring to, and show in, your beautiful models. Kind and Respectful Regards Cami, Uyraell.
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i'm looking forward to your website also , for a start you could maybe put up your great collection of sprintcup cars as freebies , they were already free and other people could see what great models and clear instructions you make!
go cami |
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