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Group Build Schedule, thanks....

I think it is useful in that it tells me what I've missed.... what I should be working on... and what I need to try and plan for...

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I know it is a few months off...but could someone tell me more about the quarter scale build starting in April...or point to to it's topic? Many thanks in advance!
 
Jeeves said:
I know it is a few months off...but could someone tell me more about the quarter scale build starting in April...or point to to it's topic? Many thanks in advance!
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You have one month to build a model kit, of any subject, in any scale, 1:72 or smaller. Simple, just an excuse for a fast, fun build.

Here is the link to last years GB (known as Braille Scale Bonanza II) completed entry summary.

I've already got my kit ready to go - A HobbyBoss BR-52 locomotive in 1:72.
 
Understood...but isn't quarter scale usually 1/48 scale? Just trying to understand is all...
 
It is, John we bumped it up to quarterscale also. That could include some pretty good size aircraft or nice armor.
 
Jeeves said:
Understood...but isn't quarter scale usually 1/48 scale? Just trying to understand is all...
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Sorry, my mistake. I didn't check first and assumed it was the same as last years BSB.

Just to confirm -

The "Quarterscale or smaller madness!" Group build covers the following scales - 1/48, 1/72, 1/76, 1/87 or 1/144. You can choose from any subject and any era. And you have one month (April 2011) in which to build it.

Hmmm.. wonders why we haven't included 1/350 or 1/700 for the naval fans?
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So would it be a smaller scale or larger? The denominator is higher but the fraction is smaller...never should have cheated through math class....

Anything smaller than 1:48 is cool!
 
moon puppy said:
So would it be a smaller scale or larger? The denominator is higher but the fraction is smaller...never should have cheated through math class....

Anything smaller than 1:48 is cool!
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The bigger the number on the bottom the smaller the scale is. Example 1/350 means 1 inch equals 350 inches. So techincally ships could be included in the build. :hmmm

Terry B)
 
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