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I would be interested as well, especially if the kit price were kept down in my budgetary range. I've found that my thing in the model railroad world is building and not operations, so additional sources of downloadable kits are always appreciated here.
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George.
You would be surprised at how small and how many parts some of these models have David's Firefly build has 5400 parts just in the track links so having to cut individual shingles would not be a big issue. I would suggest having the ability to build a simple version as well as a complex version. Give some thought to false front European buildings and street scenes that could be printed in 1/50, 1/35, 1/25 scales for armor models. Both plastic and paper modelers would use these to display their models to give them a scale reference. I am looking forward to seeing your models soon. Jim Nunn As an after thought If you would like to meet some other paper modelers several of us attend the Orange County IPMS club on the 3rd Friday of the month. Information is Here for the club.
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Jim,
I'd love to come to your club meeting, thanks for the invite. -George |
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Wow Jim, (insert expletive here)!! I just checked out the link you sent for David's Firefly model. Either I'm really lazy or he's really obsessive, but I assume it's a bit of both. To date, most of my models have been glorified cubes with the photoshop texturing doing the work to sell the detail. I have a lot to learn to get anywhere near the complexity of form these models show. But that's why I'm here, to learn from the best.
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Wyvern,
I bought several very nice kits through your site. It's still premature since I'm experimenting with new types of models and techniques, but when I'm ready I'll definitely contact you at ECardModels. Thanks, George |
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George,
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One of the posters to your thread "DTO" David T. Okamura took first place in paper models at a IPMS Nationals contest reread his comments. Yes! please come to our meeting. this is the top modeling club in Southern California. Tell the treasurer that you are a first time visitor and the meeting dues are on us and please bring some examples of your models. Any one else out there you are welcome as well. Jim Nunn
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I would like to add my praise for your wonderful creations. I work in N scale, and would be so grateful if your painted siding sheets were available either for sale or for download. They are so much better than anything I have seen.
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It would be great to have you back designing kits again! Downloadable PDFs would be just fine, whether you set up your own e-store or post them through e-cardmodels.com. I look forward to seeing and building more of your work! --David
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Great to see Randsburg available again. looking forward to building it. I too would like to talk to you about distributing your models should you choose to return to a commercial existence. After 10 years we have built a nice community who would love to enjoy your artistry.
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