hi Im building for a little while now
and since I dont have the money to buy anething I see
I want to make stuff my self like buildings,
If been looking for building plans in 1/35 but I cant find em does anyone know where I can find such plans?
thanxxxxxxx
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zer0_co0l
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Posted: Friday, January 03, 2003 - 09:04 PM UTC
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Posted: Friday, January 03, 2003 - 11:16 PM UTC
Hi ZeroCool,
Welkom bij Armorama !
To be honest, I've never seen any plans to build houses on 1/35, but that sounds like a truly wonderful idea ! Maybe there's an idea for Armorama... !
(Keith ! Do you hear us ? ! :-) :-) :-) )
The best thing to do is draw your own plan. That may sound difficult, but it isn't. Use pictures of a building you'd like to make (there are zillions of building pictures - true and model buildings - on the internet. Then you draw it in 1/35. Putting scale on it is difficult at first, but it becomes easy when you use some practical standards : the measures of a standard door are generally 90 x 210 cm, so you divide those dimensions by 35, and you're on your way.
If you have a practical problem, just drop us a note, and we'll try to help out. There's a few notorious diorama house builders on this website.
There's an [urlhttps://armorama.kitmaker.net//features/70]excellent article by Keith here on Armorama[/url] that can help you get started.
But I like the idea of downloadable 1/35 plans...
Welkom bij Armorama !
To be honest, I've never seen any plans to build houses on 1/35, but that sounds like a truly wonderful idea ! Maybe there's an idea for Armorama... !
(Keith ! Do you hear us ? ! :-) :-) :-) )
The best thing to do is draw your own plan. That may sound difficult, but it isn't. Use pictures of a building you'd like to make (there are zillions of building pictures - true and model buildings - on the internet. Then you draw it in 1/35. Putting scale on it is difficult at first, but it becomes easy when you use some practical standards : the measures of a standard door are generally 90 x 210 cm, so you divide those dimensions by 35, and you're on your way.
If you have a practical problem, just drop us a note, and we'll try to help out. There's a few notorious diorama house builders on this website.
There's an [urlhttps://armorama.kitmaker.net//features/70]excellent article by Keith here on Armorama[/url] that can help you get started.
But I like the idea of downloadable 1/35 plans...
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Posted: Friday, January 03, 2003 - 11:46 PM UTC
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the measures of a standard door are generally 90 x 210 cm, so you divide those dimensions by 35, and you're on your way
Or....he could download the FREE Eagle modeling tool......
Zer0,
If you want a free scale calculator.... download it from here :
Eagle Modeling Tool
zer0_co0l
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Posted: Saturday, January 04, 2003 - 04:32 AM UTC
thanx for the reactions guys
I already drew something kinda cool maybe if I can put it in pdf Im gonna make my own website
:) anyway I will post some pics if and when I finish something
currently working on a snow diorama any idea what to put on?
I already drew something kinda cool maybe if I can put it in pdf Im gonna make my own website
:) anyway I will post some pics if and when I finish something
currently working on a snow diorama any idea what to put on?
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Posted: Saturday, January 04, 2003 - 07:35 PM UTC
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anyway I will post some pics if and when I finish something
currently working on a snow diorama any idea what to put on?
Do you mean what scene or do you mean what to use for snow ?
Danny
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Posted: Saturday, January 04, 2003 - 08:41 PM UTC
I ment for the scene cause I have the bush snow it workes great and to add realism they add some of the shiney stuff and it looks kinda cool
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Posted: Saturday, January 04, 2003 - 09:12 PM UTC
hey,
I'm also working on a snow dio right now an i use snow you can buy in the store to decorate your house for X-mas and that looks really cool.
Maybe we can exchange pictures or something like that?
I'm also working on a snow dio right now an i use snow you can buy in the store to decorate your house for X-mas and that looks really cool.
Maybe we can exchange pictures or something like that?
zer0_co0l
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Posted: Saturday, January 04, 2003 - 09:24 PM UTC
I have tried to use such a spray can
but I think the problem is that you cant form it with your brush
and with the stuff from bush you can...
you can form it anyway you like
you can buy it at most stores who sell train stuff
but I think the problem is that you cant form it with your brush
and with the stuff from bush you can...
you can form it anyway you like
you can buy it at most stores who sell train stuff