Tim, Tim...where ya been man??? PP is standard these days. Update bro! And yea, just tossin' a poke to your ribs.

Mike

oh ok, no, I dont have that program

hmmm...

the program is called powerpoint its from microsoft mostly you have it already standard on your PC

got it..I can open the water bottles file, but not the other two..I dont have the program that created it. what is it?

Tim, check my download link it has gino's boxes and also has marcelo's boxes.

http://www.mediafire.com/?5clm2mi9zil

does anyone have this file they can email me? it wont allow me access without having an MSN account.

Does anyone have the file? It doesn't seem that the file is available any more. Can someone please e-mail the file or maybe Gino? BTW, nice idea, Thanks for doing it.

Gino THANKS!!!!!!
I have update the feature with the direct link. You can now download a Power point version of the file to print off.

Thanks again for the file guys.
Very nice work Gino!

All,
Thanks for the replies and good words. I have uploaded the zipped Power Point file to the Armorama MSM site under documents. It should work, as long as you have WinZip. It is the printable version already scaled to 1/35th scale.

Here is a direct link. Soda boxes

Enjoy.

No luck on the MSN upload yet -
Anyone who want an email of the multiple box sheet (2nd one in the article I believe) PM me your email address and I'll shoot you an email with it.

Any luck trying to upload the file yet Scott? I tried making these myself tonight, but my picture taking skills are lacking so far.

Mary
You can definitely re-size these to any scale.

I have been trying to get the second image over on MSN to give everyone "save as" access but have failed misserably to this point. I'll email a copy to you.
Just resize the image in a photo editing program so downscale to 1/48

I love these. But when it comes to manipulating such stuff i am an idiot.. :-) Was wondering..can these be scaled down to 1/48th?...If so..how can i get some..Great Job..
Mary (++)

Simply a great idea, one that has probably been staring me in the face, and I never made the connection. (Or maybe its just that I'm lazy and was waiting for an AM company to produce these.) This way, you take what HeavyArty has shown us and you can customize/personalize your kits or dios. Did I mention how cool this was?

Thanks for taking the time to write this one up, Gino.

[ Ciao Gino,
Very, very well done. I am not equipped (yet) to repeat such a feast so I'll stick to ration boxes for now. How about a case or two of Corona...lolAnyways, I'm far behind you in years of model building, but I will eventually give this a try. Thanks for sharing,
Claude

Scott has the idea. All you need to do is have a digital pic that you can size down and manipulate. I used MS Power Point to create the box pattern and pasted the pics into it. Good luck and hope you like the drink boxes.

The technique is universal. The biggest hurdle for making cases of beer is age limits (for our younger members). I guess I'll have to throw myself on the sword and volunteer to buy a case of beer and take pictures

Seriously though, the technique can be used for anything... Take pictures of cases of beer, soda, water, whatever comes in a large style box..

I agree....definitely need beer boxes for Op Canuck Steel. It was the most important item of field gear on ANY vehicle.

VERY cool...

These are very nice indeed ! I've made some of my own Coke boxes and Mid-east style water boxes but they didn't turn out as well as these. Anxiously awaiting a download link......

What about beer boxes or bottled water boxes...?

Thanks;
Bob

FYI - I am working on getting a link to a version of the multi box image that will allow you to save the image and then print a copy.

Stay tuned, I'll post another post here in this thread.....

Yup, these are nice. Gino was nice enough to send me the file last month. I printed them out on heavy card stock. Actually the card stock was ment fo greeting cards. Worked out fine.

Hey that pretty cool Ill try that on one of my modern models one of these days.
-NERVRECK-

Gino shows us how simple it is to get the "pause that refreshes" (See how many old guys we have??)

This is a very self explanatory feature on how to make boxes of soda.

Link to Item

If you have comments or questions please post them here.

Thanks!