i can skim all the threads and find something about what i happen to be working on, and invaiably i find something to help me, and i learn from it. i feel this feedback has helped me to become a better modler/builder/researcher.

thanks for the threads!

reb

I agree completely!

That's exactly how I feel as well. I've put my very 1st armor build here for constructive feedback even though it was a 100% OOB build. I got plenty of great feedback from modeling errors, to how to do things better, to things I did completely wrong, and had no idea they were wrong until the guys here pointed them out and how to correct them. And just as importantly I got plenty of "great job", looks great, etc. So it's way more then a one way street.

Armorama is a great site with top rated builders who are more then willing to share. My main reason for joining rather then continue to be a lurker is to learn 1st hand from my modeling, especially from my mistakes. Not once did anyone ever take a cheap shot at sometime I did wrong. With one to one feedback like this, everyone should take advantage of the learning experience.

Thanks guys for all the constructive help, and making a newbie feel so welcome.

Not once did anyone ever take a cheap shot at sometime I did wrong. With one to one feedback like this, everyone should take advantage of the learning experience.

Hi Joel.
I.M.H.O. Anyone who takes a cheap shot at someones work deserves zero respect. "Costructive Feedback" is just that. Constructive.
We're all here to try to help eachother with the hobby, and long may that continue.

Word up

I feel the same everything I have posted the ideas and comments have always been helpful. With every post you read and follow the better modeler you become.
Tom

Exactly. I've had a few things suggested to me on this forum that really helped, both to improve the subject in the post and technique in general.

Me too - I`ve never read a negative comment the whole time i`ve been a member on the site.It just gets better when someone posts a "how-to" thread on here - "Reading The Seams" helped my aircraft builds no end and some of the techniques have even crossed over to my armour modelling.