Sins of the modeling

[tatasam]

Hi All In this post I want to present some modeling sins.

First sin :

Printing on paper thicker than recommended.

Many years ago , received a kick in ....... through it , quickly learned to remember the correction dimension

Henryk

[tatasam]

Sin second , Scaling and PDF printing on A4 , formats Letter, Legal, etc. (Except A3).
It applies to countries where A4 is the standard.

Henryk

[tatasam]

Hi Sin third (heavy) Editing and Printing JPG files.
Often we are the cause of problems with scale images, colors, etc.

Look what happened to the weight that I opened a file in Paint, and press only SAVE !!

Topic JPG files that are "ocean" , sorry my poor knowledge of English not allows more write.
Models issued in JPG , choose only with a sign scaling , issued by the author.

Regards Henryk

[tatasam]

Sin fourth, scan , copy shoddy

Henryk

[mbauer]

Another big Sin is using too much glue....

Mike

[tatasam]

Hi Mike Thanks for joining a thread .
Yes, the excess glue is also a sin , but we must be understanding towards beginners and older modelers (our performance constantly weakens time)

[Pgtaylorart]

I know that this is personal choice, but not coloring the white edges of the paper can be a sin. I've seen beautifully built models spoiled by having bright white edges being a distraction.

[Miles Linnabery]

Dear forum folks:
I agree with George, Color the edges
1/2 Cent worth,
Miles

[tatasam]

Hi , Thank you George, Miles per share in the thread

The truth! models lose their value with these white edges.
Need so little , a soft pencil at the beginning and the edge do not shine white.

Regards Henryk

[Pgtaylorart]

I have another sin, and this is my biggest one! Buying more kits than I'll ever be able to finish I my lifetime!