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Post by Adam Souza on Nov 3, 2017 19:03:38 GMT -9
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Post by Adam Souza on Nov 3, 2017 20:00:19 GMT -9
The strength of the Work Bee is it's simplicity of design. It's generic enough to fit in most scifi settings. I took a quick wack at kitbashing it into a 28mm scale version for tabletop gaming. haven't had the chance to test build it, yet.
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Post by Vermin King on Nov 4, 2017 4:24:49 GMT -9
Sometimes those old tab/slot punchouts are hard to convert to glue tab models, but this one looks like it converts well
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Post by Adam Souza on Nov 4, 2017 6:47:31 GMT -9
It would have been easier if it was a scan of a punched out model. I had to make educated guesses trimming the bleed. Probably should have drawn in extra tabs for securing the front. I'll update it eventually after a test build.
The model reminds me of the 40K Escape pod objective marker, which is why I was so keen on making it.
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Post by Vermin King on Nov 4, 2017 7:54:37 GMT -9
It would have been easier if it was a scan of a punched out model. I had to make educated guesses trimming the bleed. Probably should have drawn in extra tabs for securing the front. I'll update it eventually after a test build. The model reminds me of the 40K Escape pod objective marker, which is why I was so keen on making it. I didn't have too much success with the Shell-Berre autos, the Frigidaire locomotives or the Gulf LEM. Like you said, it would be easier if the scans were after the parts were punched out. Hat's off, sir
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Post by Adam Souza on Nov 4, 2017 16:58:12 GMT -9
This is my test build. I had to trim the front and back flap down. Think the Tabs were still there. It's 2 inches long, which is in scale with the 9ft length described in the bio. Defintiely a single person craft at this scale, something like you would expect a Kryptonina youngling in.
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