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Getting to know one another => Your Introduction => Topic started by: Tomek on June 30, 2012, 05:51:47 AM
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I'm a paper modeler. I've been building models for about three years now, so not much experience under my belt yet. I consider myself as a WWII modeler (aviation and armor), but recently I've discovered how fascinating and sexy stringbags can be. So far I finished only one WWI subject - DH.6A, but I'm looking forward to build more.
As I said, I build paper/card models, but I believe there is a lot of techniques and tricks of the mainstream modeling ( ;) ) that can be borrowed and transferred to my medium. I'm here to learn.
Cheers,
Tomek
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Tomek,
Welcome aboard my friend. Glad to have you with us here. I've followed your build thread for the DH-6a on several web sites and I must say very impressive project. I'm looking forward to having your outstanding projects posted here and learning from you as well.
Highest Regards,
Gregory Jouette
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Welcome to the forum, Tomek. I look forward to seeing your models on these pages. We plastic modelers can learn quite a bit from you, as well. I have a couple 1/48 card model kits that I intend to use as templates, substituting plastic card for paper, so I'm very interested in seeing your techniques.
Cheers,
Bud
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Hi Gregory,
Thank you for the warm welcome and your kind words. Not sure I deserve such compliments - I still have a lot of learning.
I was suspecting I'll find here some of the LSP members ;)
Bud,
Funny, I'm always surprised to learn that paper modeling is not something completely strange and exotic. After so many instances of discovering that modelers know about this particular genre I shouldn't be, I think.
I promise to post some work in progress thread when I clear off my bench.
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I'm definitely interested in seeing how you construct a paper model as it's something I've never attempted.
Cheers,
Chris
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Hello Tomek and welcome to the forum, it is so nice to have you here. I am fascinated with paper/card modeling and look forward to seeing your work posted here, I will consider starting a new board specifically for paper/card WW1 models, being a unique form of modeling I think they deserve a place of their own and it may encourage others to start making and displaying paper models..
Des.
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Hi Tomek, welcome to the forum.
Cheers
Pete.
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Welcome aboard, Tomek ;)
BVB
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Hi Chris,
I have on my bench at this moment more projects than I feel comfortable, non of them WWI birds unfortunately. I need to finish them first, but then happily I'll post here some work in progress photos.
Des,
I'm a big fan of your modeling. I'm glad, I'll be able to watch how you build them now ;)
Based on my own experience intermingling is a good thing. I think plastic and paper modeling worlds are already too separated from each other ;)
Pete, Bob, thanks!
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Enjoy the forum. Many of the building techniques apply to both gendres.
Steve
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Hello and welcome Tomek.
Andrew
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Hello, Tomek, and welcome. Although you say that you are here to learn, I am sure that you'll be doing some teaching as well. We may all benefit from your experience in paper modelling! :D