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Gil, like everyone else I hope you won't refrain from publishing your tutorials here, no matter how "exotic" the methods. The "exotic" fills an important inspiration role for modelers of every caliber!
Even for those who will never build this specific type of part, your design-experimentation-testing process is very instructive, and the knowledge all readers gain about the possibilities with these tools, materials and techniques is valuable for other potential implementations. Plus ... they also serve as great examples of well-written, well-formatted tutorials. Your efforts, and those of others at this forum are an important part of paper modeling, and are, in a real way, shaping its possibilities and its future. Please keep your efforts public! :-) |
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Yes! Keep those splendid innovations coming, Gil!
Don |
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Rotary Engine Cooling Fins - Articles
I have converted this tutorial to our 'article format. If somebody could please review and make sure it looks right
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I haven't yet done a "fine tooth comb" scrub, but it looks great to me, Dan. You have captured all of Gil's tutorial and the photos. The article is easy to read and comprehend.
Thanks to Gil for the original work and to you for editing and posting this valuable article. Don |
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This is sheer Genius!
I will need to go home and try this one out. Shoot now I need to pick a plane with a radial! So how would you do tires? |
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Like this;
or like this? +Gil |
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But no surprise coming from Gil! VERY NICE!
Ryan
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Certified Flight Instructor in Dallas, TX Websites: www.doolittleraid.com & www.lbirds.com Papermodels at: www.scribd.com/TexasTailwheel.com |
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So how do you do the spoked and rubber tire. Your students are waiting!!!!!
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On General Appeal
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This technique of delivery has proven inadequate to have any real lasting effect so it's best to take the time to rethink the entire process before any further venturing out can be considered. . . , +Gil |
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Hello +Gil, I thought about how to reply to your response when asked for your in-put on how to model the spoked wheel and I assume the treaded tire which is a paper cast. First let me start with I feel it un-fair that the remark of one individual should deny others the privilage of your skills. I for one am one who watches, reads, applies and tries those wonderful ideas that are posted. I am a true modeler, not a week-end warrior who is not afraid to venture outside the box or should I say the book cover. I agree it is the applied techniques that the message must show in order for the individual to try something new. But if you feel it is beyond our ability to understand and not a desire to use, then you must do what you will and I thank you for what you have shaired.
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