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Oct 17, 2026 13:33 EN #109

My newest. I am going to try to work through each collection

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Oct 17, 2026 13:38 EN #110

And my second build. Tram station

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Oct 17, 2026 14:53 EN #111

Scott G Schwartz:
My newest. I am going to try to work through each collection

Wow, that looks amazing! And everything looks so neat and precise... I couldn't get mine to look that good! :((

The colors look incredibly vibrant, by the way! Did you achieve that with a regular inkjet printer?

Oct 18, 2026 01:16 EN #112

Printed them on a copier. You have to paint the edges if they crack but it's worth it for the color
Mike:

Scott G Schwartz:
My newest. I am going to try to work through each collection
Wow, that looks amazing! And everything looks so neat and precise... I couldn't get mine to look that good! :((
The colors look incredibly vibrant, by the way! Did you achieve that with a regular inkjet printer?

Oct 18, 2026 01:17 EN #113

2 more today. Rushed them a bit due to time but they aren't bad

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Oct 20, 2026 18:32 EN #116

Another one done.

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Oct 21, 2026 01:22 EN #117

And another one. Grand railway station

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Oct 21, 2026 07:48 EN #118

Scott G Schwartz:
And another one. Grand railway station

I really like how your work is turning out!

Oct 21, 2026 18:36 EN #121

City bus hub and threw in a skyscraper

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Oct 21, 2026 18:36 EN #122

ThChris:

Scott G Schwartz:
And another one. Grand railway station
I really like how your work is turning out!

Thanks! they are about an hour each. Good lunch break projects

Nov 8, 2026 07:38 EN #155

Finished this one tonight. I think is one of the best.

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Nov 8, 2026 09:37 EN #156

Carlos Maldonado:
Finished this one tonight. I think is one of the best.

That's amazing! Especially the little houses — I couldn't believe my eyes! How did you manage to do that? Absolutely incredible!

Nov 9, 2026 15:48 EN #157

Very Nice work! They are a fun diversion since you can finish them quickly.

Nov 10, 2026 00:03 EN #158

I take the files to a printing shop (where you print flyiers or posters) and use coated paper (It's called Couche paper here).
The just follow the builder insteuctions: Mark the folding lines, fold slolwly and paste with care. As this is a background for 1/700 miniatures, I use balsa strips instead of cardboard for the outcrops. It's a lot more costly than cardboard but looks better. The bushes are just turf from modelling shops.

Alex:

Carlos Maldonado:
Finished this one tonight. I think is one of the best.
That's amazing! Especially the little houses — I couldn't believe my eyes! How did you manage to do that? Absolutely incredible!

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