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It is the most wonderful time of the year.  Time with friends, time for you to reflect and stay grateful, shopping as well as food.  This year HGTV and Food Network stars took the art and science of cooking and baking to an entirely new level after they created amazing life-sized gingerbread houses.  Premiering Saturday, November 28 at 8 p.m. ET, the special one-hour competition 'All-Star Gingerbread Build' presented by Sears was simulcast on HGTV and Food Network.

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 My name is David Wilson. At Johnnywood Studios I build many models like this over completely from scratch to make use of inside my 3-D books entitled- "Lucky and the Supernaturals 3-D" for your ultimate in realism. Since, I was struggling to find whatever resembles this large spaceship I was forced to build it on your own. So, I utilized a standard material that is certainly also free which is "cardboard." People discard this strong, readily available material that's created from trees everyday. Cardboard is fairly simple to cut, bend and bond. I recommend using a metal straight edge or possibly a metal "square" plus a carpet knife. I also suggest using another bit of cardboard underneath the piece you're cutting as well as wearing leather gloves. Using the right tools "Panda" may be the primary label of this size that I ever tried to create. The clear glass comes from a popcorn maker top that I purchased with a thrift store. After some measuring and cutting I simply glued the glass into place and used automotive "pin stripes" across the edges to get a more professional appearance. The curved edges to the "wings" were traced employing a large clothes basket. The cardboard pieces were cut and bonded together using wood glue. I also used thin, one inch masking tape to cover up the "seams" on this spaceship. Many primer coats were sprayed on before the "white" enamel spray paint was applied. The three "landing pads" are plastic model display stands that I just happened to get three of but, other pursuits may be used as well of those landing feet. There are several other areas just for this spaceship that were homemade such as: the deep space sleeping pods, which are made from cutting a plastic potato chip container in two. I cut a square bit of cardboard and covered it with some vinyl to the interior bed. The two halves with this pod open and close because I glued on some paper strips to act as hinges. I made two sleeping pods and painted them silver without needing any primer. The interior with this spaceship also contains other details such as: two captain?s chairs covered in black vinyl with real working arm rests for enhanced realism. The dash is additionally covered in black vinyl for realism purposes. This ship also contains a practical winch and detailed dashboard space flight controls at the same time. Making the spaceship?s "elevator" was obviously a bit tricky and seeking back I wish I had made it from the thicker and much more, sturdy material. But, this passenger elevator this ship sits upon contains an L.E.D. light which makes for great night photography. This custom elevator stand also contains a keyhole for my character?s key and custom ladder as well as a handrail. Since, Panda transforms into "Pandaprize" in a few of my epic comedy stories I decided to create a little extra "jet engines" for your rear with this model. This piece is additionally constructed away from cardboard which took some measuring, cutting, gluing and painting. In the center of this model I also installed a bracket of sorts which has a string. This allows Panda being "hung" from above for photography purposes to simulate flight. Installing a few L.E.D. lights on the inside of the model also enhances night photography as well. The dimensions for this cool Panda spaceship are: LENGTH without engines- 22.5 inches, with engines- 27 inches. The HEIGHT of Panda is: 7.5 inches and looking at the stand is- 13 inches. The WIDTH is 20 inches. Overall this "Panda" model proved great and it is an illustration of this what can be done with cardboard, patience and several work. I think this model is going to do well during my stories wouldn?t you agree?! I?d prefer to manufacture this toy "Panda" model by an American toy company because I?m sure there are numerous kids that will enjoy playing with an awesome model such as this! Of course I recommend that folks wear the right protective gear for example: respirators, gloves, goggles as well as other safety equipment when building any model. To view this excellent spaceship visit my website. To find out more information concerning constructing a model such as this, visit my website and buy my e-report entitled "Johnnywood Studios 3-D Modeling Secrets." It?s only $1 and I?m sure you?ll find plenty of information to help you using your next modeling project.