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CONCORDE MODELS


Concorde is among the most attractive and easily recognized aircraft ever built. It is the most successful of the two supersonic transport (SST) types to have entered service, and its graceful shape became a symbol of national pride for the countries that designed and manufactured it.
Developed in the 1960s and entering service in 1976, Concorde flew at over twice the speed of sound and could carry its passengers across the Atlantic in as little as three hours. In spite of initial interest by many airlines, only British Airways and Air France eventually bought the planes, with 14 in total entering service.



concorde144_instr.pdf - 231 KiB - This document contains the instructions only (8 pages).
Air France liveryconcorde144af_parts.pdf - 467 KiB - This document contains the parts for the Air France model (7 pages).
Landor liveryconcorde144ba_landor_parts.pdf - 544 KiB - This document contains the parts for the British Airways “Landor” model (7 pages).
Pepsi liveryconcorde144pepsi_parts.pdf - 458 KiB - This document contains the parts for the Pepsi model (7 pages).
FedEx liveryconcorde144fedex_parts.pdf - 499 KiB - This document contains the parts for the FedEx model (7 pages).
Air Canada liveryconcorde144aircan_parts.pdf - 1.1 MiB - This document contains the parts for the Air Canada model (7 pages).
concorde_base.pdf - 712 KiB - This document contains the optional display base (1 page).
 
Chatham Dockyard liveryThe British Airways “Chatham Dockyard” parts document is available from Aries Paper Models.
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Blarney Castle

Blarney Castle was built in 1446 in County Cork, Ireland. It is one of the most famous castles in the world. Kissing the Blarney stone, located in one of the murder holes on the under side of the machicolated battlements, about 80 feet above the ground, is said to bring you good luck and bring you back to Ireland.
It is recommended to photo copy or print the plans onto heavy card stock. The best card stock is gray with pebbled mottling. The pieces can then be cut out and glued together. The door can be cut out and replaced by a piece of brown card stuck glued to the inner surface of the keep. The entire structure can be glued to a cardboard or presentation board base. Add a bit of landscaping and you have a charming little castle. The castle is remarkably rugged. My own (shown in the photo) is over fifteen years old, has been dragged to sixth grade classes all over southeastern Idaho, and has even had other castle fall onto it.
The castle is designed on a very small scale, for 15 mm figures. It can be reproduced on a larger scale for 25 mm figures.
   
   
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EASY MODELS




Special Theme: "civilian watercraft"




2011 - Gossamer Albatross
Special Theme: "civil aircraft"


2010 - Delivery Van
Special Theme: "wheeled vehicles"


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C-130 Hercules - Paper Model




Try out our latest paper plane model, it flies really well and you can even adjust the images and make one twice the size! Give it a go.

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The attached file is a C-130 hercules paper plane model pdf.
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NAVETA Columbia

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RACHETA




Model is here as PDF!!!! 

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TRAMVAI

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Shakespeare's Globe Theatre




B/W Version (.Gif)
Colour Version (.Pdf)
B/W Version (.Pdf)


The above model was made from details found from historical etchings and prints of the original Globe Theatre. This required quite a bit of research as there were actually three Globe Theatre buildings, and inaccuracies abound. This model represents the Globe as it probably looked around the time that Shakespeare's plays were presented there (1599-1608).
When the lease ran out on James Burbage's Theatre in 1598, members of the Lord Chamberlain's Men took most of its timbers across the Thames to a south-bank site close to Henslowe's Rose, where they built the new Globe Theatre. It was polygonal with a three-tiered gallery surrounding an open yard. The stage was 40 to 50 feet wide and the seating capacity was nearly 3000. Shakespeare was among the six "houekeepers" and from 1599 to 1608 most of his finest plays were first publicly performed there. It passed hands to a group known as the Blackfriars Theatre from 1608 to 1609. It was destroyed by fire in 1613, rebuilt and remained active until 1642. It was demolished in 1644. Excavation was begun in 1989. More historical information is available at the Shakespeare's Globe Research Database.


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Neuschwanstein Castle

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U.S. CAPITOL BUILDING

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CIRCUS BIG TOP

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GREAT WALL OF CHINA




The Great Wall is one of the largest building construction projects ever completed. It stretches across the mountains of northern China, winding north and northwest of Beijing. It is constructed of masonry, rocks and packed-earth. It was over 5,000 km (=10,000 Li) long. Its thickness ranged from about 4.5 to 9 meters (15 to 30 feet) and was up to 7.5 meters (25 feet) tall.
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OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH AFLOAT LAB

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