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I got my 3rd issue the other day and have scanned it several times, it was worth the wait. Just love the focus on weathering. Question though where in the world do you get sea weed balls, I never knew there was male sea weed

very Impressive I gota go check their web site out.

Sweet looking forward to it for sure.

I have reread issues #1 & #2 several times and have enjoyed every reread several times and will enjoy all the rest of the reads months to come but... I equally looking forward to any future reads of issues 3, 4, 5 ahem need I suggest further? So guys how is #3 coming along,

Hey urumomo, don't knock it till you try it. Here's how I happened upon it. I needed some rushing water for a small diorama I was making oh 30 some odd years ago. And as grandiose plans go I was going to make it as real as possible all 3D like and all. In other words attempting something wayyy...

I'd love to have a look see at your list once you have it compiled and any photos as well. I'll probably be looking at buying.

Ok I was not sure just where to post this so this seemed like a good start. I've had some interaction with some of the members of this forum over the past year or so and I just wanted to offer ppl my help, assistance or support. I own a Large Format Printing shop where I produce everything from...

There is also the family of high viscosity adhesives that are offered through the product name of Goop. Available at most home improvement centers, be warned it stinks very high VOC's so use plenty of air but this stuff bonds anything to anything really. It's water clear and in thin layers drys...

Depending upon your needs or requirements for the diorama or vignette. Example if the water is to be treated as an accessory or a secondary aspect and does not directly interact with the principal subject you could try a very old model railroading trick. Take a latex mold from a rock either buy...

well you two have got my gears going for sure now. I gota dig out my box set and watch it all over again what a shame. ;D

for about the past year I have been poking at the 1:350 scale NX-01 so now seeing I grabbed a really ultra cool lighting kit from Germany my interest has been renewed. So now my dilemma how to display it in a new and unique way. I thought about the space dock in the show a way coom thought but...

If there is anything I can do to assist, let me know. Humm proof reading could be a way lol

I just wanted to do a well deserved shout out to every one who was involved in Issue #1 you did an amazing professional job just excellent. I'm not just blowing smoke I'm talking from over 35 years experience in the graphics and printing industry, including a stint in the publishing industry in...

I know it's been some time since I posted last but trying to grow a new business comes first over model building :o But seeing like most of us building model in not just a guilty pleasure but as this forum states is a real addiction ;D Recently I won a 1/12th scale Ma.k resin kit, but it came...

Well as some may know I have been out of the model building for some years and at one point I was building Architectural scale models for a living, housing projects and the like. but now I'm back in my later years now I have the time and the money to play more. My first effort will be one of my...

Actually I was thinking that myself at one point today as I was changing a cartridge and felt the weight. Now the mid sized ones would work well for a hand weapon with the largest being a long barreled rifle etc...

So I figured I would see how these would look grouped etc... The Short ones are what was shipped with our HPZ3200 44" 12 colour printer I use that one mainly for fin art work and photo reprints, I'm planning on testing it for reproducing decals. The next taller ones are for the same printer...

Recently I opened a large format printing shop doing things like posters, signs, Glecee prints and what not. Just to get an idea of the gear take your desktop 4 colour printer and add anywhere from 2 to 8 additional Colours and then stretch the printer upwards to 5 meters wide, and that is "wide...

The matching 1:48 scale would be "O" Scale or for the narrow gauge aspect On30 it's a nice scale; equipment is readily available and generally low cost but it's a great scale to scratch build in. Check the "Gn15" link there is a wealth of great info and tips. And hand laying your own rail is...

Well here's another link for ya.... Ever hear of Gn15 it's G scale or 1:20 aprox kinda a rubber band scale really some model as 1:20 or 1.22.5 anyway it represents 15" gauge tracks so it also used Ho track and switches but with large scale equipment and ppl. Most stuff modeled is industrial...