Model Making

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In the past, some movie makers have bought models (say, 1/27th size replicas) of classified aircraft, then enlarged the parts to construct a full-sized (not airworthy) imitation.

yes,balsa wood has foam in it

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by making a first class dhinchak model

A 1/72 T-64 would be exactly 3.01 cm tall, 4.73 cm wide and 12.81 cm long.

1.spiral model can be accommodate in prototyping and waterfall model.

it is a model of iterative process as prototyping and also a systematic approach to solve a problem as in waterfall model.

2. spiral model take problem as a series of step to solve a problem as in waterfall, and take the contribution of users or customers in each phase as in prototyping model.

Model temples can be constructed from cardboard by first cutting the cardboard into smaller pieces. Next the smaller pieces are folded into boxes and stacked into a design.

Advantages: real 3D model that you can hold in your hand. and some actually have pi bonds and lone electron pair etc.

Disadvantages: time consuming to build. lot's of parts. and since it's a 3D model and papers and books are 2D, it really can't be replicated like a 2D model on a page of a book.

You really can't . The wind is what makes it drift and you have no way of knowing what the wind is like at 300- 5,000 feet.

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it makes the color olive

If your asking about sticks (from branches) one way is to build it like a fort, you can use string & glue and tie them together to make walls and the roof. You can also attach them with brads using cross-braces. Good-Luck!

i am quite sure you do, just pop it once the mache is dry

Testors Acrylic Paint is what most hobby shops sell for painting scale models. It can be difficult to find, especially if you don't have a hobby shop in your area, so you would probably be better off buying it on-line.

I usually spray paint my models, because using a brush leaves brush lines; spray paint mimics a factory paint job and gives a more realistic look to the finished model. I usually use a paint formulated for plastic surfaces. Automotive paint is for metal, but I have used on some plastic models and it worked fine.

A sawmill.

Sawyers work in sawmills, sawing/cuttting the wood from lumberjacks into boards and planks. Carpenters use these materials to make usable goods.

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You will need the DirectX plugin for sketchup found here> > https://sites.google.com/site/edecadoudal/sketchupwithdirectx . Once you have the plugin in the right folder, open up sketchup and your model, then click plugins>Directx>export model...and save the file with the .x extension (example-hat.x) You now need to open PMDEditor and click F>J>X and open the file you just saved from sketchup. Then do whatever you want to it and save it how you would save a normal model.

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Yes, it can, just don't add too much acetone.

Depends on the transmitter power. Most hobby planes have a reception up to about 500 feet.

You would first need to get all of the materials. Follow the instructions given by the teacher and try to make everything to scale.

1.go to Walmart and buy popsicle sticks, pip cleaners, and some form of glue (hot glue or wood glue)

2.find a good picture to reference for the design

3.build one side at a time. Two popsicle sticks spread out with an X n the middle and glue it down

4.repeat step 3. Until reach desired size

5.glue the sides together

FINISHED

just make a large newspaper ball and paint it the right colours. Then add a felt beak

You can use styrofoamsss and shave it off and paint it,,, its easy.. that's what im doing!!