discussion Greetings from Vienna, Austria

[Guest]

Hi, that's my 1st post here.

I am Polish, live in Vienna and I am into ship building among other things

that's it... just wanted to say hello.

If anyone is interested in my current model that's the link:

http://www.jerzybin.com/index.php?id=model_main

I will look around if you do not mind.

Cheers

Jerzy

P.S.

if you find any "issues" with my English wordings on my site, please let me know I will correct them

 

[John]

Hi Jerzy welcome to the forum, thanks for sharing your site some good work there

 

[Guest]

I am not English native speaker... so sorry for English mistakes

 

[John]

I am not English native speaker... so sorry for English mistakes

Much better than my Polish

 

[wonwinglo]

Jerzy,what lovely models you have there,thanks for checking in and making yourself known here,pop back again soon.

Your English is fine my friend.

 

[Guest]

...and a lot of English peoples English!!!

A very warm welcome to the Scale Models Forum. Enjoy your time here and make the most of the information and resources available to you.

Please feel free to add your experiences whenever you wish and rest assured they will all be met with a warm response.

 

[Guest]

Very nice site Jerzy, welcome.

 

[Guest]

THANKS a lot... I am shocked, I've never got so many replies within 20 minutes or so.

Cheers

Jerzy

 

[Guest]

hi and welcome jerzy, this is a fast moving forum, so dont forget to check regularly.

not had a chance to look at your site yet, but will soon.

Adz..

 

[Guest]

Very nice models mate look forward to seeing more ! Also a huge welcome to the friendliest model forum on the web

 

[Guest]

hi mate.....

Much better than my Polish

....very funny john!!

and yes this is a very fast moving forum, you have to check back at least twice a day to see the new posts!!!

welcome, and enjoy!

 

[Guest]

Those are very nice models, are you still using paper/cardboard?

J.

 

[Guest]

lmao...wha t f ?

Thats lost me a bit, Paper/Cardboard ! It may have gotten lost in translation. But anyway, Welcome to Origami for beginners UK Pro forum!

All of our models are made from newspaper and sticky backed plastic, Oh and the odd disused sock. Sometimes we even get to use scissors! That's if nurse NIgelD is supervising.

Unfortunately we arent allowed to use spoons anymore, after an unfortunate error by Onewinglo. Cooking up crack cocaine and eating icecream while modelling is never good advice.

Am I always last to do the welcome bit on the forum?

 

[Guest]

Jerzy,

incredible models and using material such as paper and cardboard. You are truly gifted and very welcome.

 

[Guest]

Paper and cardboard has long since been a very popular medium for model ship building, even for working models.

I have seen a number of RC working card models which look very impressive. Obviously the trick is in the proofing afterwards but when you think about it wood is not very waterproof until you coat it with paint, resin, varnish etc. Card is just the same. Cover it with resin afterwards and really the card is simply being used as as vehicle to soak up the resin.

 

[Guest]

Man, and i thought he was kidding...Cardboard!

I eats da humble pies!

 

[Guest]

LOOOOOOOOOOL@the last few posts!

Welcome to the forums, your sites really nice and some great models. Also i actually loved the photo on the cycling part! wow thats some beauitful countryside! I would love to ride my bike through that!

TC- card modelling is quite popular, personally i would rather glue my fingers together than use card but, as richard said, people make some amazing creations with just paper, card and glue!

 

[Guest]

I seem to remember a working model from lego too!

 

[Guest]

Using a high quality thin card is not dissimilar to using Plasticard in many ways.

Just as versatile and easy to shape and cut.

 

[Guest]

Cheers again...