Card 1:1200 Titanic

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Prisca wrote:Mighty impressive, Alan!

Lettuce looks tasty. Makes me think of tuna salad, mmmmm...

I sympathise of the tiny lifeboats. I have some ships in this scale as well, and they're not even paper. I really like the base. :)
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The small scale suits card as the detail would be very hard to paint.

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splash wrote: :ha: :ha: :ha: :ha: I'm guessing that's a miss quote from H G Wells?

From the Jeff Wayne version anyway...been decades since I even saw the HG Wells novel, although I am sure it is in my library somewhere...
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splash wrote:Will an iceberg lettuce do? :ha: :ha: :ha:

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Excellent work with the base Splash. Those lifeboats are tiny, but don't you only have to build 5 or 6 to make it accurate? allegedly ;-)
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ShaunW wrote:Excellent work with the base Splash. Those lifeboats are tiny, but don't you only have to build 5 or 6 to make it accurate? allegedly ;-)
:shock: :shock:
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Excellent work, I have just ordered new inc cartages for my printer…
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How about putting a leek (sic.) beside the lettuce?
Then you could put a sprout (sic.) beside the leek.
A plumb (sic.) could then indicate the depths to which the Titanic, together with and this line of thought, had sunk.
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Dear Vacant,
I regret to inform you that AndrewR appears to have hacked into your account here and made a post in your name :lol:
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I don't think jokes about vegetables are funny but if I had to have an action film made about the thread I would have had it made by Albert Broccoli :ha: :ha: :ha:
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That would be the Albert Broccoli who died in 1996! If you can do that, it would be a real turnip for the book.

Interesting build, by the way. I'm tempted to have ago at the Olympic.
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Don't lettace keep waiting. Finish this bad boy up.
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jssel wrote:Don't lettace keep waiting. Finish this bad boy up.
I'm tied up alongside building an SAR helicopter over on the Helicopter GB but I will come back and finish this build.

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Man This looks so so cool! Whoever knew you could make such great looking models from cardboard, this must be finished :D
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unfortunately I left it in the sun and it faded so it never got completed, but now I have built a couple of card kits I might start it again as its only a couple of sheets of A4 to print off.
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For your small boats, I would just make one really nice one and then just cast it. The easy way to do that is to place it flat on a piece of plastic card and squirt a bit of silicon rubber onto it. When it dries, just scrape a little filler into the mould and let it dry. I use the DeLuxe materials Filler.
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