Aries 1B from 2001 Space Odyssey

[Sakrison]

Originally Posted by SJPONeill

It'll be that same size as the Swiss ball I sit on when modelling...!

You're Swiss? Only one? (Oops.)

[Zathros]

Originally Posted by Sakrison

You're Swiss? Only one? (Oops.)

Could be the temperature! Sure is cold here in Connecticut.

[Sakrison]

The kit looks great. Looking at Uhu's assembly photos, I can't wait to build it. I'm going to try to scale it up to 1/72, so I can add some figures and possibly some LEDs.

[Zathros]

The would be great. If you add LED's, could you post the circuit schematics. Sound interestin'.

[mknorr]

[QUOTE=Sakrison;194788]Got it, and the assembly pics. I have UHU's "Discovery" and "EVA Pod" and the assembly pictures pretty good--better than some of GPM's or Maly's graphic "instructions."

So where are these files???? I cannot see any download link.

[Bridog]

I've downloaded the Aries parts but couldn't find the instructions. Does anybody have the instructions they can send me?

Thanks

[Zathros]

The Instructions are on the website?

[jaffro]

To be honest, I quite like the "cryptic" way in which uhu releases his models. As has already been mentioned, it only takes a little bit of searching to find out how to access them, and the reward for finding them is huge. The reward is not just the models themselves, but you have also learnt how to dig a little deeper to find what you want instead of adding yourself to the ever-growing list of forum members with 1-2 posts... members who pretty much only sign up to ask for a model to be handed to them on a silver platter (the kind of requests I love to ignore).

[Bridog]

Members like Jafro are ones I love to ignore! First, I didn't join the group just to ask for a model! Second, I was only asking for the instructions as I've already downloaded it as I wrote in my first post.
It seems that instead of assisting a new member in something so that they may contribute to the group, it is more important to criticize them (without legitimate reason). Since I was trying the paper model hobby for the first time, I needed some help but the response from Jafro made it clear that that paper modelers are not a group I want to belong to. I need to stick with the plastic modeling where I've NEVER been refused assistance and they seem much less hostile.

[John Wagenseil]

Flames!

I have not visited UHU-san's site for awhile, but typically he has a build thread for each model. You will have to go back through his old postings and and find the build discussion, in Japanese of course, but the photos explain the assembly process in extreme detail.