Scalemodelworld 2014 - Telford

Scalemodelworld 2014 - Telford

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lufbramatt

5,345 posts

134 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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perdu said:
lufbramatt said:
The first time the hornby trains guys used 3d scanning was at the end of last year, our first subject was the heinkel which we scanned in January this year. We have found someone who understands the products and works to a favourable price, in the past the investment required was just too high.
It looked worthwhile from the talk in the lecture room Matt, great model that Commando, I'm in for that and the Defiant

I suppose that was you in the centre with the screen to your right?

Did you know that the Boulton and Paul society has a wealth of data for the Defiant Matt?

The archive keeper gave me the impression that no-one had asked about it, was he right?

Anyway, I'm glad I got the guess partly right. I thought Defiant but got the scale wrong wink
Yes that was me talking about the Heinkel design smile

We have had a good chunk of the airframe-related B+P archive material in our office for the past year, we took it all back up to telford this year to return to him, he has been brilliant keeping it quiet, very helpful and fantastically knowledgable too. He may not have realised we had announced it when you spoke to him. If you saw him with a big box full of ring binders, that was what we gave back wink


Edited by lufbramatt on Saturday 15th November 21:19

HoHoHo

14,987 posts

250 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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tdm34 said:
There's quite a big space in the middle, guesses people... please....

Please don't tell me that was Airfix's display?

As the owner of an exhibition display company I'm frankly shocked.....

I understand it's a cottage industry (to a point) but frankly that's embarressing frown

lufbramatt

5,345 posts

134 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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HoHoHo said:
tdm34 said:
There's quite a big space in the middle, guesses people... please....

Please don't tell me that was Airfix's display?

As the owner of an exhibition display company I'm frankly shocked.....

I understand it's a cottage industry (to a point) but frankly that's embarressing frown
That was half way through setting up, it looked better than that. But yes I agree it could be improved, not my department though, and not helped by the fact that the tables etc. are really meant for selling kits at airshows rather than exhibitions. All change for next year though.

HoHoHo

14,987 posts

250 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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lufbramatt said:
HoHoHo said:
tdm34 said:
There's quite a big space in the middle, guesses people... please....

Please don't tell me that was Airfix's display?

As the owner of an exhibition display company I'm frankly shocked.....

I understand it's a cottage industry (to a point) but frankly that's embarressing frown
That was half way through setting up, it looked better than that. But yes I agree it could be improved, not my department though, and not helped by the fact that the tables etc. are really meant for selling kits at airshows rather than exhibitions. All change for next year though.
Perhaps we should quote for the job!

dr_gn

16,163 posts

184 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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lufbramatt said:
...he has been brilliant keeping it quiet...
I must admit, our 1:72 Defiant model research did overlap somewhat...whistle

Oh yeah...and tell Simon he needs to work on his body language when answering questions hehe


Edited by dr_gn on Saturday 15th November 22:21