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denyslancien
09-07-2011, 09:09
doees anyone already buy one of his planes ?
http://www.shapeways.com/model/136613/major_aeroplanes_of_1917.html?gid=sg40518
Haven't seen any printed ones of his anywhere, and I've no idea what scale they are.
I would like to know the scale of these to. Has anyone asked Shapeways what scale they are?
Linz
Flying Officer Kyte
09-07-2011, 14:20
They do look interesting. We need more information chaps.
Rob.
Also found on his pages (14 of them, very SF space combat themed):
http://www.shapeways.com/model/135446/nieuport_11_and_raf_f_e_2b.html?gid=sg40518
http://www.shapeways.com/model/134809/morane_saulnier_type_l_and_airco_dh2.html?gid=sg40518
http://www.shapeways.com/model/133977/fokker_eindecker.html?gid=sg40518
Karl
I've sent the designer a private message. Hopefully he she will get back to me. Fingers crossed. Will keep you posted with any news.
Linz
Guntruck
09-08-2011, 05:04
Not likely to buy any as I'm not impressed with the fact the gap between struts is filled in
I'm thinking they must be really small minis for the designer to have made the struts that way.
Inclined to agree re size and struts. Still need to know whats out there.
Could be good for mounting on trophies.
Linz
pbhawkin
09-08-2011, 14:25
Might be good to make a mobile out of (you knoow hanging from the ceiling in the kids room all painted up on pretty colours!).
Linz, let us know the scale or size of them when you have the answer.
denyslancien
09-08-2011, 15:25
it is his answer:
"they are smaller, but I am now in the process of scaling them up to match, and redetailing them. Yes I will be adding more planes after this is done. A lot more planes!"
well wait and see
That's great news! Looking forward to seeing what he produces.
This is the reply I got.
"I made them smaller for a customer who wanted them at 1/220 or so - I am in the process of scaling them all up and redetailing them, so I will list them on my site as 1/144 scale. After that is done, I will be adding a bunch of new planes to the list, everything from bombers to early recon planes, etc. My goal is to eventually have up almost every plane that saw action in the war (at least, every plane that was produced in any great number)."
Hopefully when they are rescaled they might have better struts etc.
Linz
Zoe Brain
09-10-2011, 18:06
"I made them smaller for a customer who wanted them at 1/220 or so"Even for Z-gauge, that's not a great model. Comparable with the cheapest and least detailed 1/300. I would have guessed 1/600.
But until someone has actually experimented to find out what the possibilities are, what works and what doesn't, a conservative approach is probably best.
Might be good to make a mobile out of (you knoow hanging from the ceiling in the kids room all painted up on pretty colours!)...
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