08-20-2010, 09:17 PM
Great looking little shantys. In fact, they would be the perfect "first scratchbuild" type structures for anyone wanting to try scratchbuilding out of styrene on a small and simple structure (these simple kinds of builds are what the model print magazines seem to lack these days -hint.. hint.. 
). I have a rather bizarre question, though. I was looking at the structures trying to get a sense of their size, and noticed the cutting mat you use to build on has measurements. Knowing you are in Canada I initially assumed the measurements are metric. Then I noticed the word "inches". What are you doing with a cutting mat with "inches" in canada?! Was it really cheap because most fellow canadians find the measurement lines useless?
). I have a rather bizarre question, though. I was looking at the structures trying to get a sense of their size, and noticed the cutting mat you use to build on has measurements. Knowing you are in Canada I initially assumed the measurements are metric. Then I noticed the word "inches". What are you doing with a cutting mat with "inches" in canada?! Was it really cheap because most fellow canadians find the measurement lines useless?
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