The Oregon Pony (a build thread)

[sharunas]

Congratulations!
A truly unique model.

[FRD]

Thanks sharunas, it was a lot of fun and kinda "informative", I would gladly build another one...

[skidoosnopro]

Got my copy the other day from FRD . What a wonderful model full of detail and well layout out . I will be printing it off soon so I can start the build on this beauty.

Thank you so much for this FRD

[FRD]

Not a problem Skid, glad you got it...

[FRD]

Should anyone want this pre-release copy, just PM me with a paypal account ($15.oo U.S.D.) and I can send you a link to download, Thanks!

[FRD]

As an added, "Bonus" if you purchase and download this pre-release copy, I'll make sure that you also get to download a copy of the final copy as well when it is ready..

This thing is 99.99% complete, just waiting for one last text edit...

[FRD]

This is what some of the cover work looks like, it contains the complete story of the Oregon Pony, Information of the Museum, general instruction and tips as well as one of the parts list pages.

There are 380 parts on eight part sheets, the copy is 35 pages in total so there is a lot of, "other stuff", it's not just a model, it's a, "History lesson".

[FRD]

As with most of Marji's Models, there are very few, "instructions" only 10 pages of full color, "Part Identification Diagrams" primarily for the novice , you may be wondering, "Hey man, how come there are no instructions for the more experienced card modeler?", well, my answer would be, "Are you kidding me?, I've seen what these guys can do!, they are experts!, they certainly don't need me to tell them how to assemble a simple paper model!"


Here are five of the ten pages.

[FRD]

In this digital copy there are eight pages of x-ray renderings for the more advanced modeler.

[FRD]

Here are a four of examples of the eight part sheets.