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"Hold that Ti-ger! Hold that Ti-ger!"
I was unfamilier with the man or the machine before the movie. Now I'm a fan.
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what!? the??? how did you know that i made tuckers red and blue?
you know my website??? you know something about me? but my models are not that good but yours is 100% better! then mine. and you do such good work on them too. clean and clear and shiny. |
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I would love to get my hands on one of these models (preferably in black, if possible).
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I too think Cami has produced a very nice series of models, all or any of which I'll be delighted to build. Kind and Respectful Regards, Uyraell. |
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cami is a very well pro at papercraft cars but not a lot of free papercraft tuckers to build for free anywere on the web that is?
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Thank you, Cami. It's 1/33 scale. Like I said, the technique works quite well in large scales because you do not have to deform the paper as much. I would not even try this in 1/72 scale or 1/43. In that popular European scale (I used to build metal and plastic cars in 1/43 scale) I could only get the smallest amount of curvature without creasing the paper.
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but in 2 to 3 years of searching, I've only encountered one Tucker 1948 model apart from Cami's, and that design was both on a (now) known pirate site and an otherwise dead link. I don't recall seeing it since then. Kind and Respectful Regards, Uyraell. |
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Here is my latest prototype, the controversial Tucker convertible. Pics of the real car and history can be seen here:1948 Tucker 48 Convertible For Sale :: AutaBuy.com
I still have to work on the deck, and I expect to build a hardtop version. It is so sad Tucker went out of business so early!!! Cami |
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Some things Cami didn't mention that I use quite a lot in my building, are very small knitting needles used for making socks. They are tapered at both ends, and are made on anodized aluminum, so they are very smooth. A four-pack only cost a few dollars. Great for making tight radii.
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Luv the Tuckers Cami, you're into my era now ... soon be on the Mercs and Hudsons, eh?
Johnny. |
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