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Re: Show me YOUR cookbook true true books and mags get weighty and space consuming

Re: Show me YOUR nutsack. not a single book? magazine?

I would suggest HO, for the reasons you already stated. Your idea of a layout of your own yard is choice. Do it. There is another thread regarding model trains here, check it out. Most of those are HO. Then check out Mellow Mike's HO trains here.

Got any pictures? post em if you have some. We want to see that plastic. Military armor, vehicles, and figures is my primary interest too.

Re: bicicleta This bike was sitting in the garden plants and seeds department.

These were stolen off the web because they look cool. pics of a Diorama build by Petr. 1/35 scale

Re: Show me YOUR bookcase Three more new ones.

Re: Mazinger Z you're a designer on this project? or are you customizeing a model kit of it? if toy and anime robot design is you job, then focus on that, man. make lots of money, then retire. Then you can make models on a tropical beach with your toes in warm sand, drinking a Singha. oh that would be the life.

Re: plastic model... Malta Sled ... this kitmash Malta Sled .

Re: pedal powered roller coaster in Japan This is not a bicycle, but a pedal powered roller coaster in Japan. http://geekologie.com/2007/03/foot_powered_roller_coaster.php

Re: robot pocket It was already in it's hand and decided to take it's time.

Re: old model car old model car 1/25 scale

BEAUTIFUL I think this will be my background image on my my sp ace profile. :naughty:

Fine weathering and keeping the names close to in scale. I like this boxcar.

Cool. How did you do it? Paints, markers, color pencils, scale of train, photography, etc. ?

looks super clean. How did you do it? Paints, scale train, photography, etc. ?

looks good with sharp details. what materials did you use?

HO scale model trains are the most available and affordable, depending on brand and quality. HO scale comparison to other scales: http://www.12ozprophet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=114841 get them mailorder online or at your LHS Local Hobby Shop. Sometimes you can find them in the toy pile at your local second hand store for cheeeeep.

Re: lonlyone : scale MODEL TRAINS Great paint and weathering. http://www.12ozprophet.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5316863&postcount=404

Re: lonlyone : scale MODEL TRAINS Great paint and weathering.

This is a bicycle that . . . beautiful! And relaxed ride esp. for the old lower back.

Re: models... revell snap-tite There are snap together models on the market too. No glue required. images from: revell.com

cool, man, thanks. I use a small brush and thin the paint to look like spray paint sprayed back and forth quickly like in a fill. Never use white or black but instead light grays and dark grays so that in scale it's more acceptable. Then go back with the appropriate paint solvent and touch up some edges to look like over spray and fades. Macro pics of these will reveal this. These pics from further away look better. lol Also, a few buffed square spots here and there add realism. BOXCUTTERS, you mean across the brick wall? I have some pictures of some famous rollers I'd like to duplicate in scale later.

Re: model... scale Finally finished this F*cker.

new paper model structures from scalescenes.com