http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Park.htm
An absolutely beautiful 1:32 scale model of a Mil 24 Hind.
quote:
Complete accuracy is followed right down to the rivets and screws whose diameter and separation are kept to scale.
quote:
Over 100,000 parts were used in this model, many of them fabricated under a microscope to ensure accuracy.
That is pretty impressive but I do have to ask "Why?"
It has no function other to sit on a shelf and gather dust..
15 years
:'(
the world is a better place with models like this.
"That is pretty impressive but I do have to ask "Why?"
It has no function other to sit on a shelf and gather dust.. "
like 80% of the unfinshed cars on here!
quote:
Originally posted by steve m
"That is pretty impressive but I do have to ask "Why?"
It has no function other to sit on a shelf and gather dust.. "
like 80% of the unfinshed cars on here!
Model making isn't about the finished product, it's more about the actual building, you could ask 'why?' for alot of other hobbies
that are essentially pointless (Like Fishing, where you put the fish back?).
I'd rather have one of those sitting on my bookcase than the sort of ornaments most people have.
Impressive patience for sure. It kept him off the streets, thus he is unlikely to be mugged.
quote:
Originally posted by steve m
"That is pretty impressive but I do have to ask "Why?"
It has no function other to sit on a shelf and gather dust.. "
like 80% of the unfinshed cars on here!
quote:
Originally posted by steve m
"That is pretty impressive but I do have to ask "Why?"
It has no function other to sit on a shelf and gather dust.. "
like 80% of the unfinshed cars on here!
That just reminded me of seeing this years ago
Scale Ferarri
Here's someone else making a 1/16th F4U Corsair
http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/Park.htm