Union Pacific BIG BOY 4-8-8-4 1/25 Scale (Engine)

[chiawatkom]

งานมหาอมตะนิรันดร์กาลจริงๆ นะพ่อหนุ่ม

[kooklik]

ขอบคุณครับอาจารย์ ค่อยๆทำไปครับ

[Tapcho]

ความคืบหน้าดีมากและผมอดทนรอแบบเสร็จจะได้รับการเผยแ พร่

It it didn't make any sense (Google Translate) here's the english version:
Excellent progress and I patiently wait the finished model to be published. :-)

Tappi

[kooklik]

Hello Tapcho
ขอบคุณครับ
Thanks for Thai translation. Google translation is helpful. I feel very thankful to all fans for their patiently waiting. This mammoth project takes 4 times or more than my first one (U-Boat).
Cheers
----kooklik----

[DEATH ANGELS]

Hi Kooklik,
Just got the Type VII. I plan on building it while wating on the 4884. The Hunter is an outstanding kit!!! I have to dig out what books I can on the u-boat and bone up (study). With the Big Boy being such a large kit why not release it like a home built yacht or airplane. Release the kit in major sections. It would remove some strain from your hard drive and give the faithful a head start.

[kooklik]

Hello deathangels
Thanks for buying the Type VII. I just take a look at papercut's Type VII in Dave's camo version. I'm waiting to see your Type VII's start date.
Type VII is my first kit. I filled many fine things those turned to be minimum standard for Big Boy. Hope you enjoy the Type VII. But I'm sure that you would finish it before the Big Boy's release date.
Cheers
----kooklik----

[chiawatkom]

Originally Posted by Tapcho

ความคืบหน้าดีมากและผมอดทนรอแบบเสร็จจะได้รับการเผยแ พร่

It it didn't make any sense (Google Translate) here's the english version:
Excellent progress and I patiently wait the finished model to be published. :-)

Tappi

Tappi, Nice to see you here, you should get a Thai wife if you would like to practice better Thai language.

Google translation is fine, but sometimes too idiot and unacceptable.

We are waiting for the final results of the Sioux!! Did you see Papermate's Tu-95 Bear. It's amazing!!

[kooklik]

Hello there
Continue the instruction. I have page 14 and 15 to update. Still a few pages to the goal of this section. Next will be the Back Engine. I will soon start it after finish this instruction.
Cheers
----kooklik----

[treadhead1952]

It is refreshing to see a designer work so hard on a set of instructions. I know this has to be the hardest part of designing one of these kits, not to mention the most deadly boring bits for someone who would rather be working on the next project and all those lovely parts. Having your 1/72 scale submarine kit in the North Sea Camouflage version, I know just how much detail you pack in to those instructions and I for one would like to thank you for such dedication.

As a side note, I work at a photo company here in Las Vegas and have gotten one of the printers at work interested in blowing up a copy of that U VIIC and printing it out for me to double the size of the original. I have yet to get the first page from him and I don't want to pressure him too much, but I do have visions of a six foot long Submarine gracing my collection eventually. :D

[kooklik]

Hello Jay
As you mentioned , this job sometimes make me so boring with. It's like I build the model in twice. During I designed and unrolled I numbered each part into the 3D model. That helps me not to forget them and shorten the time when I do the instructions. As much as the parts be added the computer's rendering time is longer and longer. Some of background parts have been simpled to save the rendering time.

When will you start the 6 feet U-Boat ? That would be so huge hunter.

Cheers
----kooklik----