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keavdog Funny, I built one from balsa for school project as well. Part of a book report on 'A Tale of Two Cities'
Funny, I built one from balsa for school project as well. Part of a book report on 'A Tale of Two Cities'
How about that?!?!
I'm thinking I used Plastruct or similar on mine and painted it to simulate wood.
Small world.
Thanks,
John
GMorrison Did the guys head come off?
Did the guys head come off?
I remember making guillotine from scratch for a school project (likely on French history and years after my hobby shop horror I mentioned above). I used a little plastic figure from a kit, had the head attached with a dab of putty so it was operational.
I probably used an exacto blade in my model. Imagine showing up to school with that today. I'd probably still be in Juvie!
In the Aurora version at least, you could put the head on with a shallow square peg. When the blade dropped...whooosh!!! (Nothing but net!)
Greg
George Lewis:
When I was very young a local hobby store had a completed one (probably the Aurora) on the check out counter. I asked my dad to lift me up to see it. There was a little head in the basket. Scared the cr*p out of me!
Alway fun to get a long-wanted kit, hope you have fun with it.
Louis XVI had a little difficulty with his.
Nick.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
Cool. Build thread please!
I've got the Polar Lightd kit in my stash. Should be an easy build and you sure don't see many of them on the contest tables.
tjs
TJS
I remember the old Aurora kit from back in the 60's my uncle had one.
Not something I would build.
This was on my list for many moons... it should be cool to build.
I just got this in and in my figure stash.
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