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Cheers M8, much appresh.....apreat.... er....thanks! Note to self need spell checker!!!! MD Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.
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Many of you appear to be having trouble opening RussGs link to his MS Publisher files. May I suggest that you go to his first post and click on the link shown for either the original publisher file or the additional PDF file. Follow the instruction for downloading the publisher file by clicking on the download file now line printed in green. You have to wait about 20 seconds before the download will start, ignoring any reference to not wanting to wait, scroll down to the bottom of the page for further instructions, you will be told to download. Make sure your anti virus is all up to date. Hope this helps you all, and happy building 
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Hi Allan, I did send you a PM RE PDF files but it seems to have gone astray. However you can now download PDF file from RussGs site. Cheers
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RussG wrote:magpie1832 wrote:Hi Russ, Iv'e just checked and the distance between front mast and middle is out by 10mm but the distance between middle and rear masts is spot on? Mystery..Lol Iwont blame you ,, don't worry. Hummmm !!!!! No Idea why Mine printed of OK !!!
Anyway for More Plans Visit My Unofficial Website Theres a lot more there to be found!!!
THE UNOFFICIAL WEBSITE - AKA MY BUILD!!!!! Hi All, Publisher plans printed and joined together, thanks Russ for you hard work in re-scaling them. If you centre the main/centre mast of your model on the printed plan you should find that the front mast is 6mm forward than shown on the printed plan, and the rear mast is 2mm back from the printed plan. This could be due to a slight variation of different plans by different manufacturers. Everything else appears to be OK. I do not think this slight variance will make any difference as we shall be using them for reference rather than building. Happy building and keep posting your ideas.
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CMB wrote:Hi All,
Publisher plans printed and joined together, thanks Russ for you hard work in re-scaling them.
If you centre the main/centre mast of your model on the printed plan you should find that the front mast is 6mm forward than shown on the printed plan, and the rear mast is 2mm back from the printed plan. This could be due to a slight variation of different plans by different manufacturers. Everything else appears to be OK. I do not think this slight variance will make any difference as we shall be using them for reference rather than building.
Happy building and keep posting your ideas.
Hi CMB, Yep my rear mast on the plan is out by 2mm!!! As I and you say, its only for reference! but still it give us an idea of the overall size and shape! Happy Building, Russ On the workbench: My Victory Build Diary - Victory Cross Section Build Diary - Black Pearl Build DiaryUnder the Bench: Millenium Falcon, Black Pearl x 2, Coral Victory Cross Section, De Lorean
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Managed to download PDF files, thankyou for those, now to join them together???
TIS
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Tiswas wrote:Managed to download PDF files, thankyou for those, now to join them together???
TIS Just a quick tip when joining up the plans. Use the vertical crop marks on the left hand side of the page and and cut straight down, then offer up to the adjoining left hand page and line up. I found it helpful to use a pin in order to keep your first position and then you can swivel the page to obtain a perfect fit. You may have to re-pin a couple of times but when all lined up use a small piece of sellotape to hold in position.Repeat for all the pages and when you are satisfied they all line up sellotape over all the vertical and horizontal joins both sides (front & back) Happy times ahead.
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Thankyou for that tip, but what about those at the bottom of the page? I joined all mine, only to find that by ythe time I got to the last few, they were hopelessly out of line (I started at number 15 and worked backwards?) Am going to print them off once more to try again.
TIS
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Tiswas wrote:Thankyou for that tip, but what about those at the bottom of the page? I joined all mine, only to find that by ythe time I got to the last few, they were hopelessly out of line (I started at number 15 and worked backwards?) Am going to print them off once more to try again.
TIS Not sure what has happened here as I printed of the whole of the Publisher files files supplied by RussG and then converted to PDF.I printed out pages 6-10 (the deck plan) of the PDF files and they matched up with the Publisher printouts.Just printed out pages 11-15 and they all line up as intended. Just check you are printing to A4 Portrait and that the higher no.pages lie on top of the preceding page. Hope this helps  Regards
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Hello Just quick reminder. When you printing on ink printer, don't forget to cover your plans with somethink (I sprayed Citadel's Hard Coat on it, but think any clear varnish will do) otherwise it will be destroyed when you touch it with somethink wet  Prem Dyner
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Tiswas wrote:Thankyou for that tip, but what about those at the bottom of the page? I joined all mine, only to find that by ythe time I got to the last few, they were hopelessly out of line (I started at number 15 and worked backwards?) Am going to print them off once more to try again.
TIS Just in case! I mentioned the vertical crop lines previously but do not forget to crop horizontaly as there is a big overlap along the bottom row. Cheers
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would it be possible & less hassle if u could stick the file on a usb take it to work & print it to a photocopier on A3 size (2*A4)  or even better a plotter A2 A1 A0 size available i know not everyone got access to copier/plotter but sure someone on the forum will chance to make a few beer pennies  just a thought
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CMB wrote:Tiswas wrote:Thankyou for that tip, but what about those at the bottom of the page? I joined all mine, only to find that by ythe time I got to the last few, they were hopelessly out of line (I started at number 15 and worked backwards?) Am going to print them off once more to try again.
TIS Not sure what has happened here as I printed of the whole of the Publisher files files supplied by RussG and then converted to PDF.I printed out pages 6-10 (the deck plan) of the PDF files and they matched up with the Publisher printouts.Just printed out pages 11-15 and they all line up as intended. Just check you are printing to A4 Portrait and that the higher no.pages lie on top of the preceding page. Hope this helps Regards Printed them out again selecting 'Non Scaling', lined them up and fixed them. All fine now, many thanks. TIS
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downloaded, printed and assembled many thanks Russ
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