Thank you. I'm glad you are all enjoying them. Also, the Type 11 shuttle (aka Enterprise-E shuttle) is now available on my site (forgot to mention it here).
Wow, you really knock these out toot sweet. Thanks for all of your work on these and making them available.:thumb:
Two new Star Trek models are now available on my website, the Cardassian Hideki class and Groumall type:
Paragon,
a question to your Star Trek models:
did you do them also with photoshop?
Btw: great models as usual:thumb:
a question to your Star Trek models:
did you do them also with photoshop?
Btw: great models as usual:thumb:
Yes, I do. I don't know how to use any 3D modelling programs. I also can't afford them or the full version of pepakura.
Just posting about a new download: my new Starship Troopers Warrior Bug model is available in the "Other" page of my website.
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New download available!
This time it is the IAI Lavi, an Israeli fighter that never quite reached production, because the Israeli government couldn't afford it, couldn't find any other backers, and was pressured by the US government not to create competition for the F-16.
The design bears a lot of similarity to the Chinese J-10 Chengdu (also available in the Contemporary Aircraft section), which many suspect was actually a continuation of the Lavi. Having designed and built models of each aircraft, I can say that I don't think the Chinese used the same airframe.
The model was relatively quick to design, and was at the top of my request list because one of my donors asked for it.
It is available in the X-Planes section of the website, in two different color schemes and two different scales.
Compared to the J-10 Chengdu:
This time it is the IAI Lavi, an Israeli fighter that never quite reached production, because the Israeli government couldn't afford it, couldn't find any other backers, and was pressured by the US government not to create competition for the F-16.
The design bears a lot of similarity to the Chinese J-10 Chengdu (also available in the Contemporary Aircraft section), which many suspect was actually a continuation of the Lavi. Having designed and built models of each aircraft, I can say that I don't think the Chinese used the same airframe.
The model was relatively quick to design, and was at the top of my request list because one of my donors asked for it.
It is available in the X-Planes section of the website, in two different color schemes and two different scales.
Compared to the J-10 Chengdu:
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well i tried making a mini voodoo this morningand ended up ruining it.i ll give another go later on.
this one looks realy good paragon thank you!
this one looks realy good paragon thank you!
Really? How? If it was a problem with fit, I suggest trying without tabs, I got the best results that way.
The fuselage comes in two pieces; the top and bottom. My advice is to assemble the top/front first, then assemble the bottom, and then attach the bottom. Don't attach the bottom of the tail until you've done everything else, and then attach the engines.
The fuselage comes in two pieces; the top and bottom. My advice is to assemble the top/front first, then assemble the bottom, and then attach the bottom. Don't attach the bottom of the tail until you've done everything else, and then attach the engines.
I wasn't able to mention it yesterday because I was celebrating my friend's 21st birthday, but the F-3 Demon is now available in the Cold War section of my website: www.freewebs.com/paragon19/coldwar.htm
The F-100 Super Saber is available on my website in the Cold War section. Don't let the images fool you, this baby comes completely stocked with missiles, fuel tanks and the option of having landing gear down, unlike most of my other models. You also have three color schemes to choose from: USAF, Thunderbirds, or Wild Weasel. Or build all three if you want!
Just a note, the F-100 includes three vertical stabilizers to choose from, they are, starting from the left; F-100A, F-100C, and F-100D/F