This was the first time that I went to EWR to spot planes, ever since then I have gotten better with the camera settings and timing. This is a couple of years old hence Spirit still flying.
Hello, I have been a long term model collector and am finally looking into building my first airport models. Currently looking to either recreate Honolulu Airport in 1:400 scale or Hong Kong Airport in 1:500 scale.
I am looking to use a material that is in between cardboard and drywall for the base layer. Something that I can easily cut into pieces since I plan on doing modular design due to space issues but something that is strong and wont crumble or fold easily.
I have extensive experience with using 3D models for my career and hobbies but find it difficult and tedious to do objects like jet bridges and airport vehicles. If anyone has experience working on anything in this scope I would appreciate any help or advice.
Hello, I have been in search of a roof rack to use for my 2014 XLE Premium. I have bought a trunk bike rack a month ago but have not been a fan of it since it made dents on the bumper and trunk, not to mention how the trunk is unusable when the bike rack is installed.
That's why I stated to look into roof racks. I have seen the Yakima model and trust it but the price seems too steep for me at the moment. I did search up Amazon and its many different brands offering cheaper alternatives but I am afraid it will fail during operation since a bicycle will add massive drag to the car during driving and especially highway cruising.
Has anyone tested it out these cheaper alternatives by installing a bike? My budget is currently around $200, I do not mind mounting the racks permanently and mostly plan on installing one bike and a narrow roof box for camping trips. Any help is appreciated.