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I did an AOL search for diorama building tips.
How did you find us?
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Howdy Dwayne, JC and Uncabret,
Glad to have ya'll here, feel free to look around, comment, ask questions or give advice and post photos of your work.
Have a good day,
Greg aka GEEDUBBYA (GW)
Glad to have ya'll here, feel free to look around, comment, ask questions or give advice and post photos of your work.
Have a good day,
Greg aka GEEDUBBYA (GW)
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Hi!
I used the words 'Scale model forum' and I was led to this site via Google
regards
NH
I used the words 'Scale model forum' and I was led to this site via Google
regards
NH
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Was on Google looking for info on M-55 Geophysica, Scale Models came up and had the most info I had found.
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found the forum using a google search.
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:terrific: I searched good old Google using 'card model forum'. This site was 2nd on the list. I've already downloaded the micromodel PDFs! Thanks
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howdy all, irt "how did I get here?" Aquired a partially completed and slightly damaged Midwest AT-6 83" ws. Need all the help I can get, and I was recommended to check-out this site for building tips.
howdy all, irt "how did I get here?" Aquired a partially completed and slightly damaged Midwest AT-6 83" ws. Need all the help I can get, and I was recommended to check-out this site for building tips.
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I found this site on my hunt for information tips and hints on making diorama's on the internet.
Even only studying other peoples work is a great source of information.
Thnx in advance
Even only studying other peoples work is a great source of information.
Thnx in advance
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Found this site through Google, after searching for somewhere I could come to natter about my new hobby 
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I USED"GOOGLE" AND INPUTTED " red brick free paper sheets" OR WORDS SSIMILAR TO\ said:Just out of interest, how did you find this forum? if it was from a search engine which one?, and can you remember what search words you used?I think it would be useful in promoting the site to get more members
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Found this group on a google search for card model instructions.
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Met up at Eastnore Castle Model event about 4 yrs ago, regards, Aquarama
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I was searching on Google for the terms "hawker typhoon model" and the hits returned included one to "Scale Models". The rest is history...\ said:Just out of interest, how did you find this forum? if it was from a search engine which one?, and can you remember what search words you used?I think it would be useful in promoting the site to get more members
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I used google, was searching for Airfix model forums.
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Why I'm Here
Hello.
The moderator asked me to post my reason for being here and how I found the site.
I have had a Hasagawa Sopwith Camel model for nearly 25 years. Never had a chance to build it. Now, I want to complete the kit but would like to add a significant level of realism such as a more detailed metal clerget engine, aluminum cowling, appropriate fuel tank detail and better cockpit details.
I found the site using Google.
Hello.
The moderator asked me to post my reason for being here and how I found the site.
I have had a Hasagawa Sopwith Camel model for nearly 25 years. Never had a chance to build it. Now, I want to complete the kit but would like to add a significant level of realism such as a more detailed metal clerget engine, aluminum cowling, appropriate fuel tank detail and better cockpit details.
I found the site using Google.
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Re: How did I get to this forum
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I was looking up 1/32 F 15 E pictures on google and to see the pics here, I had to join and I'm glad I did. Great place!!!:music_too
Hello,
I was looking up 1/32 F 15 E pictures on google and to see the pics here, I had to join and I'm glad I did. Great place!!!:music_too
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Hello
I was just looking around for some model info and Google brought me here, I regestered and have wandered around, looks good seen a few names I have seen on other sites.
I am a Chief engineer on a dredger but sort of new to modeling.
I own a Tito Neri tug and have worked on / built a coulple of others for my skipper!
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I was just looking around for some model info and Google brought me here, I regestered and have wandered around, looks good seen a few names I have seen on other sites.
I am a Chief engineer on a dredger but sort of new to modeling.
I own a Tito Neri tug and have worked on / built a coulple of others for my skipper!
R,
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Google of course - was looking for tips or recommendations on matt varnish
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Yahoo search for model kits, ( I was looking for an Shackleton AEW2, or a Mk3, which I could modify [to show my grandson the last A/C I worked on in the RAF]) Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Brian Edis
Thanks
Brian Edis
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Needed info on scales and typed "scales". This site (among others) came up and pretty glad I signed up. Still need info on scales as spent so long looking through I forgot to ask question!! So I might as well ask here.
Here it is - I have been modeling (mainly boats) for the past 3 years and have only bought ones that I liked the look of and have never worried about the scale before. Now I want to do a diorama with one of them and have got stuck as to how I scale figures, houses etc, to suit. The boat in question is the Will Everard Thames barge (barque) boat at 1:67. The diorama will (I hope!!) consist of a harbour scene, a background of houses etc, a small track with train - working - and anything else I fancy to go in it. It is the scale of all the stuff that I want in it, and with which I have trouble getting the nearest scale to match. How do I get scale parts to suit 1:67? i,e. what size train/figures/houses would be the nearset scale to 1:67?
Hope this is clear. If not, let me know and I will attempt to make clearer.
Ron.
Here it is - I have been modeling (mainly boats) for the past 3 years and have only bought ones that I liked the look of and have never worried about the scale before. Now I want to do a diorama with one of them and have got stuck as to how I scale figures, houses etc, to suit. The boat in question is the Will Everard Thames barge (barque) boat at 1:67. The diorama will (I hope!!) consist of a harbour scene, a background of houses etc, a small track with train - working - and anything else I fancy to go in it. It is the scale of all the stuff that I want in it, and with which I have trouble getting the nearest scale to match. How do I get scale parts to suit 1:67? i,e. what size train/figures/houses would be the nearset scale to 1:67?
Hope this is clear. If not, let me know and I will attempt to make clearer.
Ron.
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