Been a member but forgot to introduce myself!

[tazman3]

Originally Posted by tazman3

Yep, he is STILL working on that Starfury...haha, I have been waiting on that one for a looooooooooong time!

I can say these things because I have known Ron a lot longer than anyone here...we have been friends for a long time. From Minot, ND to China he is still the same old Ron...haha...I said OLD...yep, I did. Love ya buddy!! God has truly blessed me with a great friend!

[Ron Caudillo]

Hi Taz and all!
Yeah, been a bit busy for a while now; travelling a lot with the job and trying to get the home in order after a move. Hard to work on the home due to travel, so unfortunately, models have to take a back seat.

Got lots done on the computer though! Now, I just have to test, modify, test, modify, etc.

BTW, Taz and I are hoping to get to Herndon next October. I had a blast there 2 years ago and Taz has been wanting to get there ever since I told him about it. Thanks for yout friendship and support Taz, I'm the blessed one!

Best Regards,

[ghshinn]

Ron, I just tried the Composite site to get the 1/25 TOS bridge. It appears to be a broken link. Any suggestions (assuming it's not my computer acting up)?

Garland

[y cinatyt2191]

Hello, Ron!
I hope that you can help me... I am in the process of trying to build one of your downloadable Enterprise ( Star Trek TOS ) paper models, but am having some trouble figuring out how to match up the lower primary hull sections. I have cut them out precisely with a sharp Exacto knife and have attempted to understand how to align all the grid patterns on the different rings that comprise the lower saucer hull ( Parts 32, 33 and 34 ). How can I achieve the best results in order to advance to the next step ( I am presently stuck at Step 10 ) of the model's assembly? I have even referred to Mike Hungerford's notes in Step 10, but found that the rings do not match up with ALL the grid patterns when the tabs are glued together. On Part 33, where the dorsal pylon eventually gets attached, should I glue the two tabs together before I proceed to attach Part 32 or 34... just how do I get all of the tabs hidden and the grid lines on the different ring sections to match up? Please help, if you can! I love the details on your model and would be so excited to add it to my Star Trek collection of paper models!
Thanks for whatever assistance you may be able to supply!

Sincerely, Bruce EMAIL: titanic752 AT comcast DOT net

[Ron Caudillo]

Originally Posted by ghshinn

Ron, I just tried the Composite site to get the 1/25 TOS bridge. It appears to be a broken link. Any suggestions (assuming it's not my computer acting up)?

Garland

Hello Garland,
Sorry about the VERY late reply!

You can download all of my available models at:
MODELS OF COMPETITION ROBOTS (as seen on TV's Robot Wars, Battlebots, and Robotica) designed, built, and driven by Mike Konshak:
Robot Dojo Home
Click on the "NEW! Build Your Own 1/10 scale Paper models of RobotDojo bots!" link on the bottom right of the web page.

USS ENTERPRISE (from the original TV series) available at Jon Leslie's
Lower Hudson Valley Challenger Center Gift Shop web site:
index.html - redirect page
Click on the "Models for Download" button on the left side.
Click on the "Science Fiction Paper Models" button.
Scroll down and click on the link next to the photo of the Enterprise model on the page.

USS ENTERPRISE BRIDGE (from the original TV series) available at Jon Leslie's
Lower Hudson Valley Challenger Center Gift Shop web site:
index.html - redirect page
Click on the "Models for Download" button on the left side.
Click on the "Science Fiction Paper Models" button.
Scroll down and click on the link next to the photo of the Enterprise bridge model on the page.

U.S. AIR FORCE MOBILE GROUND-LAUNCHED CRUISE MISSILE LAUNCHER
at Mike Dollof's Ground-Launched Cruise Missile web site:
GLCM Pages! Dedicated to the Ground Launched Cruise Missile Legacy
Click on the "GLCM MODELS FOR DOWNLOAD" link.

U.S. AIR FORCE MOBILE GROUND-LAUNCHED CRUISE MISSILE (GLCM) LAUNCHER
at the 485th Tactical Missile Wing Alumni Association's web site:
http://www.stdcomp.com/485tmw/index.htm
Click on the PRODUCT & SERVICES link at the bottom of the home page
Scroll down and click on the PHOTOS, ETCETERA! link
Click on the "Ron Caudillo's Cardboard GLCM MAN Tractor and TEL Model" link

SPACE POD from Lost in Space TV series
http://www.my-scifi-stuff.com
Click on the "Download paper cut-out model of the Space Pod here!" link.

SPACE POD from Lost in Space TV series
http://www.b9robotbuildersclub.com/p...ellaneous.html
Hover the mouse on the CLUB GALLERY tab
Click on the "MISCELLANEOUS" selection
Scroll down the page and click on the "SPACE POD" link

PENDERCRAFTS
http://www.pendercrafts.com
Click on the blue "click here to enter site" link at the bottom center of the home page.
Click on the "SCI-FI PAPER MODELS" link
Click on the "DOWNLOAD" link at the bottom of the page

Be sure to thank them for hosting the models!

[Ron Caudillo]

Originally Posted by y cinatyt2191

Hello, Ron!
I hope that you can help me... I am in the process of trying to build one of your downloadable Enterprise ( Star Trek TOS ) paper models, but am having some trouble figuring out how to match up the lower primary hull sections. I have cut them out precisely with a sharp Exacto knife and have attempted to understand how to align all the grid patterns on the different rings that comprise the lower saucer hull ( Parts 32, 33 and 34 ). How can I achieve the best results in order to advance to the next step ( I am presently stuck at Step 10 ) of the model's assembly? I have even referred to Mike Hungerford's notes in Step 10, but found that the rings do not match up with ALL the grid patterns when the tabs are glued together. On Part 33, where the dorsal pylon eventually gets attached, should I glue the two tabs together before I proceed to attach Part 32 or 34... just how do I get all of the tabs hidden and the grid lines on the different ring sections to match up? Please help, if you can! I love the details on your model and would be so excited to add it to my Star Trek collection of paper models!
Thanks for whatever assistance you may be able to supply!

Sincerely, Bruce EMAIL: titanic752 AT comcast DOT net

Hello Bruce,
Sorry about the late reply in the forum, but I received your email and responded. Hope it helped!