Post by airdave on Jun 6, 2018 18:10:54 GMT -5
I appreciate the positive feedback with regards to paper models.
So...
This model was initially designed by a friend of mine who usually focuses more on 1:1 scale paper models of Weapons - HandGuns and Rifles and Military weapons.
He didn't complete the design and had not published it when I first saw it.
When I saw this model I fell in love with it because I am a big fan of the Warthog.
I saw the potential for a retail kit for my store, and so I made a deal with my friend.
He gave me the basic pattern and I cleaned it all up and added the artwork and paint schemes.
After a test build and a few adjustments, I put together a retail package for the store.
Its not the most precise fitting model, but then again, its not a complicated build.
I just like having a 'tooned A10!
The cover pages of the kits are shown,
and after that some pics of the assembled model.
A10'eh Thunderboot in Air Force gray
......
and the A10'eh "Peanut Buster"
So...
This model was initially designed by a friend of mine who usually focuses more on 1:1 scale paper models of Weapons - HandGuns and Rifles and Military weapons.
He didn't complete the design and had not published it when I first saw it.
When I saw this model I fell in love with it because I am a big fan of the Warthog.
I saw the potential for a retail kit for my store, and so I made a deal with my friend.
He gave me the basic pattern and I cleaned it all up and added the artwork and paint schemes.
After a test build and a few adjustments, I put together a retail package for the store.
Its not the most precise fitting model, but then again, its not a complicated build.
I just like having a 'tooned A10!
The cover pages of the kits are shown,
and after that some pics of the assembled model.
A10'eh Thunderboot in Air Force gray
......
and the A10'eh "Peanut Buster"
