I do admire anyone with the skills and patience to do some of the fabulous Scale models we see of various things.
I just received an email with 30 odd pictures of a guy, Japanese I think, who builds scale fighter aircraft the like that has to be seen to be believed.
This email showed a Corsair and a P51 Mustang in so much intricate detali, everything works, as it was originally intended with chains and cables operating all the controls.
These are not flying models, they are built in 'Cutaway' form so the fine detail of his workmanship cabn be seen and admired.
I would like to share the pics with you but I don't know how. Can I upload all pics to a post, once resized of course?
Cheers
Neil
Delta18 said
06:20 PM Dec 13, 2009
Bugga, I should look before I type....here is a link to a website dedicated to craftmanship.
Imagine the patience required to make those models, fantastic. Thanyou for posting Neil.
Gary and Kerry said
06:25 PM Dec 13, 2009
Delta18 wrote:
I do admire anyone with the skills and patience to do some of the fabulous Scale models we see of various things.
I just received an email with 30 odd pictures of a guy, Japanese I think, who builds scale fighter aircraft the like that has to be seen to be believed.
This email showed a Corsair and a P51 Mustang in so much intricate detali, everything works, as it was originally intended with chains and cables operating all the controls.
These are not flying models, they are built in 'Cutaway' form so the fine detail of his workmanship cabn be seen and admired.
I would like to share the pics with you but I don't know how. Can I upload all pics to a post, once resized of course?
Cheers
Neil
I received same email, pretty damn impressive, The number of hours it must have taken is mind boggling. I will try and upload the pictures
-- Edited by Gary and Kerry on Sunday 13th of December 2009 05:30:49 PM
-- Edited by Gary and Kerry on Sunday 13th of December 2009 05:32:57 PM
I saw a model once that I was most impressed with...............Jennifer Hawkins!!
Yep you got DaveO and me interested Basil. We'll come up and help you build this thing. All we require is a bed and we'll be more fun than the wife's family.......so tell them sorry...............but you are booked out!!
ibbo said
07:34 PM Dec 13, 2009
Alfoil Aeros are the go.Cheers.Ibbo.
Disco Duck said
08:00 PM Dec 13, 2009
Ibbo....................you live!!!
ibbo said
08:56 PM Dec 13, 2009
Weekend Detention kept me away.Cheers.Ibbo.
Basil Faulty said
09:12 PM Dec 13, 2009
I used to make models in the pre computer era, some are still to be seen in Museums, the steam launch is now owned by a wealthy businessman in Brisbane.
Basil Faulty said
09:14 PM Dec 13, 2009
Disco Duck wrote:
I saw a model once that I was most impressed with...............Jennifer Hawkins!!
Yep you got DaveO and me interested Basil. We'll come up and help you build this thing. All we require is a bed and we'll be more fun than the wife's family.......so tell them sorry...............but you are booked out!!
If only it was that simple.....
Disco Duck said
09:31 PM Dec 13, 2009
Come on Basil............!! Have a go.........it may not be that difficuly either..!!
After we turn up and................"The petticoat government" sees us............we could spend a lot of happy nights ........camped out on the back lawn..........the three of us!!
Hell.......I reckon Ibbo may even join us??
Canberra could become a "happening| place!!
I just received an email with 30 odd pictures of a guy, Japanese I think, who builds scale fighter aircraft the like that has to be seen to be believed.
This email showed a Corsair and a P51 Mustang in so much intricate detali, everything works, as it was originally intended with chains and cables operating all the controls.
These are not flying models, they are built in 'Cutaway' form so the fine detail of his workmanship cabn be seen and admired.
I would like to share the pics with you but I don't know how. Can I upload all pics to a post, once resized of course?
Cheers
Neil
All the pics are here.
Cheers
Neil
Thanyou for posting Neil.
The number of hours it must have taken is mind boggling.
I will try and upload the pictures
-- Edited by Gary and Kerry on Sunday 13th of December 2009 05:30:49 PM
-- Edited by Gary and Kerry on Sunday 13th of December 2009 05:32:57 PM