That's looking good![]()
That's looking good![]()
Philippe
My gosh that is truly huge!
And that's not a joke with some underlying context heh
I can't even really fathom the amount of work that must have gone into this up to this point already - due to the sheer size of this thing I'd say it's fit for a museum!
KLM, Martinair, Transavia, Air Holland and all other Dutch carriers <3
Can all collectors just be kind to one another? It can't be that hard, the world is a rough enough place as is.
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Fantastic work! Very detailed looking lay out so far.
Thank you for sharing
Coming together nicely
"Cactus 1272,Runway 24 left,line up and wait".
yes. it is very good![]()
Philippe
Thanks friends.
Very difficult indeed.
Hi Charter,
Fantastic work! I know exactly the phenomenal amount of research, time and effort this must have taken for such a huge project! Amazing.
I've been busy myself on and off for a year now prepare for a similar project (preparation paper layout for now), but from the early 1990's era (as opposed to your more current-looking LGW layout).
Look forward to seeing more of your updates as you progress towards the finish line!
Cheers, Paul
What kind of wood boards are you using charter - MDF? Plywood? - thanks
Utterly fantastic! Your attention to detail is beautiful. I too am interested in what material you used for the flat boards and also for the terminal construction? May I also ask how long this project has been under construction? When it is finally assembled and lit, it truly will be a museum piece. I too am planning a 1/400 project but nowhere near the grand scale of yours and also will be free lance, not prototypical. Your photo's are most helpful. Thx for posting. 7274EVER