[Moose135]

That's really great work, Mike! Thanks for sharing.

[mgrandison]

Moose135, on Jun 11 2009, 07:35 PM, said:

That's really great work, Mike! Thanks for sharing.

You're very welcome.

Mike

[DutyCat]

Ok, none of that worked. I tried IE and Chrome and most images just would not load. However, my son suggested using Safari and all of the images came right up, and are now downloaded! Woo-Hoo! Good job.

[mgrandison]

Here is the link to all of my files: Downloads

Mike

[Mark M.]

I've only just recently (okay, this minute) found this thread. I never stumbled into this sub-forum before. Seems photobucket doesn't like hosting photos most of the time. The problem is entirely their end 99.9% of the time.

It also seems 4shared is not working either, as those are coming up broken links when I go in to view them.

Any chance they might be uploaded again? Zipped and put on a download site or something?

EDIT: Never mind on that! The IMAGES are broken, but once you go to 4shared, the "download now" link still works just fine. I assumed broken image meant broken link, but this isn't the case! Many thanks for all the hard work!

This post has been edited by Mark M.: 20 August 2009 - 10:48 PM

[scorvi]

ICANT downlaod the decks. I even signed up for 4 Shared.

Steve,

mgrandison, on May 26 2009, 01:14 AM, said:

As promised, here are some 1/72 Carrier Decks: http://www.4shared.c...72_Carrier.html

CarrierDeck_Letter1_72.jpg
CarrierDeck_Letter2_72.jpg
CarrierDeck_Letter3_72.jpg

CarrierDeck1_72.jpg (11"x17")

CarrierDeck2_71.jpg (11"x17")

CarrierDeck3_72.jpg (11"x17")

Feedback is appreciated.

Thanks,
Mike

[mgrandison]

scorvi, on Sep 19 2009, 09:08 AM, said:

ICANT downlaod the decks. I even signed up for 4 Shared.

Steve,

Hi Steve,

All of the files are posted here: http://www.4shared.c...03/sharing.html

They are built at full size in 1/72, 1/48 and 1/32 scale. Ignore the fact that there is no preview on 4shared (the links aren't broken).
Try to download using the Safari browser if all else fails. I'm on a Mac and Safari is my default. I tested random downloads and they all worked for me today.

Thanks,
Mike
ps. If you still have trouble PM me and I'll burn a CD and mail it to you.

This post has been edited by mgrandison: 20 September 2009 - 03:36 AM

[dogsbody]

I just tried it through Safari, but no joy.

[mgrandison]

Which files are you looking for?

- Mike

This post has been edited by mgrandison: 21 September 2009 - 02:17 AM

[Ernest]

There was opportunity no to be thankful you have shared your archives, are excellent.
thanks
Ernest

[display name]

well if you have more time there is an alternate way of getting a carrier deck. this was posted somewhere else on this site, it is how to make a realistic deck section. catapult and all. it is at http://www.naritafamily.com/Scalemodel/air...oto_gallery.htm

[R Tate]

Cool, they look really nice.

[arnobiz]

Fantastic, thanks so much! Which carrier deck pattern (Enterprise or Nimitz) did you use to get the tie-down holes pattern?

Thanks again,

Arnaud

[TheVortex]

Wow this is amazing but I can't download, it seems that the file is not there anymore.
Can you provide another link? It would be great.
Thanks

[blunce]

You realize the last post before yours was 2.5 years ago right?

Anyhow, not sure if this is the same as what you are looking for, but alas, printable 1/72 Carrier Decks and Tarmacs. Right-click, download.

https://skydrive.liv...A836F7563%21119


*Edit: I've been under the impression that these were done by Mmaples or Mark Maples since I found them a year or two ago, but after seeing the first posts of this topic it looks like they were actually created by Mike Grandison. ?

This post has been edited by blunce: 19 April 2012 - 09:07 PM

[TheVortex]

Yes, I was hopelessly trying my luck! =)
Thanks you so much for providing this. Much appreciated.

[rpeck]

Looking good.

[LA2019]

Very cool. Thanks!

[miguelgala]

Does anyone have this printable sections in 1/48 scale please...?

[Vidar_710]

These look GREAT! Some constructive input for the big deck makings... specifically the ladder lines. The thin line is exactly 1/3 as wide as the fat line. Real measurements are 12" wide for the thin line and 36" wide for the fat line. The ajoining squares are perfect geometric squares. The foul deck lines are 3" wide and 2' long white and red sections. Measured them personally for the purpose of my own diaramas when I was still on active duty.

Tracy