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zeeprogrammer:
Thanks John.


--- Quote from: J.L. on August 07, 2017, 02:30:05 AM ---A large body of my work can be found on a German card modelling site.

--- End quote ---

Would you mind posting a link? I'd like to visit that.

J.L.:
Hi Carl,
The site is here:

http://www.die-kartonmodellbauer.de/

You can spend hours looking at models of aircraft, ships, locomotives, whatever. Since I was into architecture, I’ve included some specific threads.

Like our site, this one encourages construction logs as well as gallery pictures of completed models. I wrote construction logs for every model. I realized that many of them would be gone over time, so I put some photos of completed models in the gallery.

The last construction log before buying the lathe and drill/mill and turning to metal was Lipnice Castle in The Czech Republic:

http://www.die-kartonmodellbauer.de/index.php?thread/331-lipnice-castle-richard-vyskovsky-1-250-erko/

 The pictures are only thumbnail size. You have to be a member to click on them and bring them up to their full size. Nevertheless, they explain the flow of the text.

Here are some models from my collection I placed in the Gallery Section.

http://www.die-kartonmodellbauer.de/index.php?thread/235-pardubice-richard-vy%C5%A1kovsk%C3%BD-erkotyp/

http://www.die-kartonmodellbauer.de/index.php?thread/3238-le-puy-cathedral-france/

http://www.die-kartonmodellbauer.de/index.php?thread/2789-chateau-pierrefonds-l-instant-durable-1-250/

Thanks for asking.

John

zeeprogrammer:
Thanks John!

kvom:
After seeing these, it's easy to see how the engine dioramas come naturally to you.  Impressive.

J.L.:
Thank you Kirk. I appreciate your kind words.
John

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