Scale Models - View Single Post - Airship Shed and Rigid Airship Card Models

**GEEDUBBYA** · 03-07-2006

Howdy Guys,

Ok, first I need to clear things up abit, the photos shown are of models that appear in ralph Currells Gallery, they arent mine. I should have made that clear when I posted the photos, and since I didnt I want to apologize for that. I always believe in giving credit where credit is due and never would want to take credit for someone elses work.
Ok, that being said, The model at the mooring mast on the wood base, If I am not mistaken, there once was an explaination on his site tat told how it was done, I believe there was something like a coat hanger wire bent in a "L" shape that ran up thru the mast and bent 90 degrees and was inserted into the airship.
I felt like these items would be something of interest to you folks "across the pond", I mean they are abit of ya'lls heritage. And be they paper or plastic, they are great looking models.
And.....................these models are simple, with easy to read and follow instructions. They would make a great project for a "Father and son" on a weekend.
And yes, I do try to have a link for most any topic, most I have right away, some I may have to do some research on, but usually I can find most any topic of model done in paper.
Ok, I rambled on enough, I just mainly wanted to clear up the part about the photos.

Have a good day all,

Greg aka GW

ps. And to Duncan, thank you for the "Thank You".

03-07-2006	#6 (permalink)
GEEDUBBYA Moderator Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Pine Bluff, Arkansas Real Name: Greg My Models: model planes tanks and helicopters as well as missiles and rockets Visit GEEDUBBYA's Gallery Posts: 1,063 Images: 329	Howdy Guys, Ok, first I need to clear things up abit, the photos shown are of models that appear in ralph Currells Gallery, they arent mine. I should have made that clear when I posted the photos, and since I didnt I want to apologize for that. I always believe in giving credit where credit is due and never would want to take credit for someone elses work. Ok, that being said, The model at the mooring mast on the wood base, If I am not mistaken, there once was an explaination on his site tat told how it was done, I believe there was something like a coat hanger wire bent in a "L" shape that ran up thru the mast and bent 90 degrees and was inserted into the airship. I felt like these items would be something of interest to you folks "across the pond", I mean they are abit of ya'lls heritage. And be they paper or plastic, they are great looking models. And.....................these models are simple, with easy to read and follow instructions. They would make a great project for a "Father and son" on a weekend. And yes, I do try to have a link for most any topic, most I have right away, some I may have to do some research on, but usually I can find most any topic of model done in paper. Ok, I rambled on enough, I just mainly wanted to clear up the part about the photos. Have a good day all, Greg aka GW ps. And to Duncan, thank you for the "Thank You". Last edited by GEEDUBBYA; 03-07-2006 at 01:58..