Japanese Building in Card

[Si Benson]

Well that’s a change of tack Mr Race!!

Like the others, with your reputation, I’m concerned about the sudden risk of fire around your chosen building materials:smiling5:

Fingers crossed you can stymie the urge to ‘heat this up’ :nerd::tongue-out3:....carry on!

[SimonT]

I hope we will get to see you doing the Kumamon dance while you build this John........

Skill level 5 sounds like you are diving in at the deep end, good luck

[Jim R]

Hi John
Well it's nothing if not different. Watching with interest.
Jim

[rtfoe]

Hey John Arigato Goyzamas, a nice difference and it looks like it builds up to quite a nice display. The size would fit any Japanese living room shelf as they can be quite tight with space.

What you're doing is a step to 1/700 scale paper laser cut dockyard buildings and cranes. They're very detailed as I've seen some at Shizuoka. Photoetch but in paper form.

Cheers,
Richard

[Lee Drennen]

I hope we will get to see you doing the Kumamon dance while you build this John........

Skill level 5 sounds like you are diving in at the deep end, good luck

Hey Simon level 5 for Mr.Race and card stock and no meds look out

[JR]

Pete, oh, I see typical Japanese kitch then .:surprised:
Thank you. :smiling2:

[stillp]

Have you learned the song and dance yet John? :tongue-out2:

Pete

[JR]

John. Sitting up front with fire extinguisher by my side did you say nurse???

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Ha Matron,a lovely lady Lee:flushed::smiling5:

What's this!?? Origami for posh people?

Just keep away from the matches and I am sure you will be fine.Good luck

No it's not Origami that's folding paper :nerd:
I've loved it.

Well that’s a change of tack Mr Race!!

Like the others, with your reputation, I’m concerned about the sudden risk of fire around your chosen building materials:smiling5:

Fingers crossed you can stymie the urge to ‘heat this up’ ..carry on!

Ha, under strict instructions not to even think about fire, matches or anything remotely like :smiling5::smiling5:

I hope we will get to see you doing the Kumamon dance while you build this John........

Skill level 5 sounds like you are diving in at the deep end, good luck

No dancing allowed in the cave Simon,sorry.:nerd:.
Think level 5 is for kids above 15 according to the instructions.

Hi John
Well it's nothing if not different. Watching with interest.
Jim

Hi Jim, keep your eye on that Rabble, the mere mention of card has them thinking I'm about to set it slight.

Hey John Arigato Goyzamas, a nice difference and it looks like it builds up to quite a nice display. The size would fit any Japanese living room shelf as they can be quite tight with space.

What you're doing is a step to 1/700 scale paper laser cut dockyard buildings and cranes. They're very detailed as I've seen some at Shizuoka. Photoetch but in paper form.

Cheers,
Richard

Thanks Richard, throughly enjoyed building, took about 2 hours.
Beautifully laser cut, some parts were a little tight to remove, but all came out ok ..

Hey Simon level 5 for Mr.Race and card stock and no meds look out

Lee , sorry to let down, all done no trouble, really enjoyed it. .


There finished,as I said great fun, wanted to have it done by Friday when she comes back from Poland.
John

[JR]

Have you learned the song and dance yet John? :tongue-out2:

Pete

Sorry Pete posts crossed, no though it did remind me of that Korean who did a similar dance .

[Lee Drennen]

Looks great John and no issues. I forgot this is in a plastic Revell kit level 5 you did good Comander

[Allen Dewire]

Wow Dude 2,

This came out really nice and there seems to be no parts left over too! It's a shame you didn't get a few more of these for Father's Day as they are interesting and cute….So what's next??? Maybe the girls will bring you something back from Poland.........

[stillp]

Very different. I like the way the parts seem to lock together, like 1:1 Japanese carpentry.
Pete

[JR]

Looks great John and no issues. I forgot this is in a plastic Revell kit level 5 you did good Comander

You know Lee if kit instructions were as easy as these to follow I'd probably be a better modeller.:nerd:

Wow Dude 2,

This came out really nice and there seems to be no parts left over too! It's a shame you didn't get a few more of these for Father's Day as they are interesting and cute….So what's next??? Maybe the girls will bring you something back from Poland.........

Dude 1, funny you should say that, when I'd finished I checked all the cards to make make sure I had no parts left.:smiling:
The only thing I might like from Poland is Iwona Blecharczyk:blow-kiss:

The trucking girl, but can't see Management agreeing somehow. Any woman who can handle a 60mtr truck and trailer is tops for me .:smiling2:

Very different. I like the way the parts seem to lock together, like 1:1 Japanese carpentry.
Pete

Very much Peter, there is a little movement but considering there is no glue and made from corrugated card I think it's a pretty good fit .

Back to reality tomorrow and those faces !
Thanks for the comments .
John .

[Allen Dewire]

Dude 1, funny you should say that, when I'd finished I checked all the cards to make make sure I had no parts left.:smiling:
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The trucking girl, but can't see Management agreeing somehow. Any woman who can handle a 60mtr truck and trailer is tops for me .:smiling2:

Oh John,

You naughty boy you, but ya never know!!!!!!!!!!

[JR]

Hey John Arigato Goyzamas, a nice difference and it looks like it builds up to quite a nice display. The size would fit any Japanese living room shelf as they can be quite tight with space.

What you're doing is a step to 1/700 scale paper laser cut dockyard buildings and cranes. They're very detailed as I've seen some at Shizuoka. Photoetch but in paper form.

Cheers,
Richard

Richard thanks for the Japanese ,of course I had to look it up.
Could you find link for that scale you mentioned please .You never know:smiling3: