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Thanks to all who gave info to translate, I am working through it.
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https://www.deepl.com/ I find it excellent, perhaps it can help you |
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Knowing how haphazard computer translations can be, perhaps the list of Polish terms and their translations (attached) may help. In combination with the extensive sketches of most Polish publishers, I have found this enough myself.
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My suggestion
Don't waste time reading any word instructions in any language. The instructions and usually useless and generic. I just look at the sketches and pictures and carefully plan my build.
It works all the time. Isaac
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Hi All, thanks again for all the information, I agree with Issac and Rick re using a sketch to build from but there are times when there is basically no sketches just text and other times such as BastellBogen on line where the the sketch does not give a great deal of detail and you can put parts upside down or not find there true location at all. I am sure at the end of the day I will find a way that is user friendly and works. Thanks all.
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also planing a build would start with at least checking what materials are listed as extras, what card thickness, cables, wires etc - and these - you can get translated. in the era of internet and multipurpose and easy to use translators - single words can be translated easily or people asked on forums to translate it for you if you are lazy to do so yourself. Also mentioned to you before - manufacturers do not do assembly drawings. they buy models from a designer with all instructions and text. they just publish this stuff. Dont think every time you buy a kit you are going to be held by hand and led to the finish line... If you still complain - MAN get to email, write every single manufacturer what you want, they will listen to you surely :D and what you really need to obtain beautiful card model is skill, patience and skill again with a touch of understanding "technical drawing". whining and complaining aint gonna get you anywhere. cheers! PS. TramFan if you have difficulties with translating Polish text - pm me. I will be able to help you. |
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GPM has offered to provide English Translated Instructions on request.
I am guessing other publishers might help us out in the same way (if we ask). If enough people ask for something, that might help too. Having said that, I will admit that I asked GPM for two translations (for two of their kits) and did not receive them.
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And naturally, if I ask on a forum or other modelers I will sooner o later find a solution. But that's not the way to do it. And risking that perhaps I will be thrown out of this forum, I insist that designers are just lazy and they do not want to write and draw step by step numeric sequence instructions. They perhaps don't make a living by designing card models so they don't care if the modeler completes the model successfully. Perhaps Schreiber has survived more than 150 years printing card models, because they aimed their product to any human being, not just a minority. Models with excellent drawings and building sequence. Best wishes and good luck!!! Greetings from sunshine state. Rick |
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