PR Space Shuttle Atlantis is released.......

[N96HBK]

Originally Posted by Raja Ahsani

Yes it is, but if you invest enough time for it, it's the bestest shuttle paper model you could get on the internet

Here's my try on the nose section in 1/144, i'm planning to use Thorsten's flght deck for this

And is thorsten a paper model publisher?

[Raja Ahsani]

Thorst's a user here, look for his 1/48 space shuttle thread, when it's finished it would took the title of the bestest shuttle model on the internet

I'm planning to build this one as STS-41D, maiden flight of Discovery in 1984, so no problem with the tail

[N96HBK]

I'll be so glad if it's gonna be free.....

[Raja Ahsani]

Parts of it are released on yahoo group, i forgot the name, but that's how i got my hand on his flight deck

[Paper Kosmonaut]

Up 'til now I have built all my shuttles in 1/400 in dioramas (all AXM). So no flight deck for me. I still have to do Discovery and Challenger to complete the US. fleet. After that I also want to add the Buran to really complete the fleet.

[N96HBK]

Originally Posted by Paper Kosmonaut

Up 'til now I have built all my shuttles in 1/400 in dioramas (all AXM). So no flight deck for me. I still have to do Discovery and Challenger to complete the US. fleet. After that I also want to add the Buran to really complete the fleet.

I saw them on your blog, how did you manage to do such tiny replicas????
Fantastic x100 in my opinion.

[Paper Kosmonaut]

Originally Posted by N96HBK

I saw them on your blog, how did you manage to do such tiny replicas????
Fantastic x100 in my opinion.

To be honest, when I look at them, I often ask myself the same question! (-: But when I start working on them, it feels quite natural. Weirdest of all, I build them out of 200g/m2 paper. So, very heavy. I think it's the same when assembling an 1/48th landing gear. Small parts, but manageable.

Thanks for visiting my blog!

[N96HBK]

Originally Posted by Paper Kosmonaut

To be honest, when I look at them, I often ask myself the same question! (-: But when I start working on them, it feels quite natural. Weirdest of all, I build them out of 200g/m2 paper. So, very heavy. I think it's the same when assembling an 1/48th landing gear. Small parts, but manageable.

Thanks for visiting my blog!

Do you have those parts for the shuttle landing gear?

[Paper Kosmonaut]

Oh, I wasn't actually referring to that, merely the general set of landing gear you get with an 1/48th airplane.