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11-07-2015, 06:48 PM
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Hello From Scotland
Hi, I'm Ross, i live in sunny Scotland,
I have been paper modeling now for around 5 years on and off. I like to do larger scale models, and have done a Bugatti Veron almost 3 feet in length. I was asked to do something for the local church so did a set of prayer hands, they stand around 2 feet, and are covered with individual prayer senteces, that took more time to do than build it!!!, 2 other churches liked them so made them both a model , was getting good at it by model number 3  .I aslo made a dog and painted it to look like my own dog, and i did a horse head, all in large scale. So as u can tell, i aint really got a preference as to what i like apart from them being large. Hope i pick up some tips and tricks here to get better at the craft. P.S apollogies for any spelling errorrs, spelling aint one of my strong points . 
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11-08-2015, 04:23 AM
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Welcome to the forum - from a fellow Scot. Have a good look in the Download section, loads of good stuff there. Have fun.
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11-08-2015, 11:24 AM
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Hi there mrmck! Welcome to the forum. Thanks for joining. Your large models sound interesting. Do you have pictures of your builds that you'd be willing to post? We do love pics. We're glad you're here. Welcome aboard!
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11-08-2015, 12:04 PM
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Howdy MRMCK,
Welcome to the best paper modeling site on this planet. ( They have a really nice one on Mars too ) HE HE Looking forward to seeing some of your builds. Doing larger paper models must present a different type of building concerns. Maybe we can learn from you as much as you learn from these great modelers in this forum. Best Regards, Gary
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