NAVY & MILITARY Planes in 1/200 - Page 50

**cafe** · #**491** 09-10-2012, 01:40 AM

Superb models! I really like the Texaco version. Congrats on the rigging!

**papermate** · #**492** 09-10-2012, 04:11 AM

Thank you, cafe. Yes, I agree, the Texaco version is quite appealling.

Papermate

**papermate** · #**493** 09-10-2012, 04:13 AM

Thank you, Jan. At times, I always think that I need a break.

Papermate

**Wad Cutter** · #**494** 09-11-2012, 11:55 AM

That is so humbling to see what you can do that I am still struggling with. I'm still trying to build the Duck in the large version and it's a hand full for me. That is neat. I loook and look and I can't beleave you built 2 of them. Now all you need to do is add the outpost to make it complete. Awesome work. Did you ever do the Kingfisher? I can't keep track of them all any more. There are so many and every one of them is a keeper. Very nice work Paper. You still blowing me away. Thanks for this one. wc

**bulldog drummond** · #**495** 09-11-2012, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by papermate

The "wire" that you mentioned is in fact riggings using UHU to stretch filaments of glue from one point to another. The tool used is a pin affixed at the end of a bamboo chopstick. You need some practice and patience to stretch the UHU glue and anchor on the spot you want.

Papermate

Glad to see someone using this method of rigging. I used to make scratch built plastic card WW1 scouts and used this method of rigging all the time. I've yet to try it on card models but now I'm inspired to find a suitable subject.

**papermate** · #**496** 09-11-2012, 05:38 PM

Thank you Waddy and bulldog drummond. Yes, I have done the Kingfisher and you can view it somewhere in this thread. I'm wondering how to link to a certain page in the same thread as Cafe and many others always do. Can you teach me how?

Papermate

**cafe** · #**497** 09-12-2012, 01:12 AM

Each comment on PM comes with a header in a dark blue background above the user's avatar. That header has a read/unread status icon + date and timestamp on the left. On the right part it has the comment number, a permalink and the report comment button.

The comment number links to that single comment without context (the rest of the thread is not shown).
The permalink links to that specific comment in context. That's what I use (right click/copy link url).

**papermate** · #**498** 09-12-2012, 02:17 AM

Thanks, Carlos. I'm trying to link this to the Kingfisher here and see if it works. If it does, then Waddy can see it without going back to page 24 or 25.

Papermate

**papermate** · #**499** 09-12-2012, 02:24 AM

Oops, can't do it but don't know why? Will try again.

Papermate

**michik** · #**500** 09-12-2012, 04:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by papermate

Oops, can't do it but don't know why? Will try again.

Papermate

The linked address should read "http://www.papermodelers.com [...]", not "http://http//www.papermodelers.com [...]"

Michi