Recent content by Willja67

You'll have to PM me they get upset about posting links to vendor websites around here.

Thanks for the welcome guys. Thorlifter, I have a problem with ADD as well. I have at this moment at least 6 models in my room that are unfinished and have been that way for quite awhile. I actually prefer designing to building. The XP-67 shown above the design was actually completed in...

A matter of opinion I guess paint job or no I think she's beautiful.

This is an F2G model with the background photoshopped in (hence even more beautiful in real life) so I wonder what prescription of eyeglasses you have what you really need? I do think the spit is a beautiful plane but I would never fly a merlin into combat if I had a choice of something with a...

This is actually a very simple model by some standards. If you are looking for really detailed there is a brand called Halinsky that offers a very high degree of detail. I have their P-47 kit which has the back of the instrument panel detailed!

They are already printed. Paper models require a lot more effort to construct (than plastic) but the upside is that once you are done you're done. Plastic are kind of reversed, fairly easy to build but a lot of effort goes into the finishing and painting.

Sorry about that (advertising vendors) I looked through the basic forum rules quickly and missed that.

Hey guys I'm a WWII fighter fanatic (F2G Super Corsair is my all time favorite) and I also design and build paper models. I am currently working on designing an XP-72 Ultrabolt and someone posted a link to this forum as a place to find out more about the P-47. So I thought I would register...

Hey everyone I'm new to this forum and thought I would share my somewhat obscure genre of models. If this post is in the wrong place feel free to move it but it looked like the best place to me. I design models that are printed on flat sheets of paper then cut out formed and glued together. I...