Hi Paper Modelers,
I posted the following today on papermodels@googlegroups.com of which I am familiar. Perhaps someone on this list would be interested since I obtained the model here...thank you to the designer and Leif.Ohlsson.
I hope to post this message and photos correctly.
Again, thank you Paper Modelers.com for providing these terrific examples.
Bob Penikas
Howdy Folks,
This nicely designed and detailed model was a free download from Papermodelers.com.
Printed on Wausau 90 lb exact index.
Thought I'd share a few in-process photos of the build:
SCORING:
Done on a light table with two layers of Kleenex tissue as padding.
A plastic business card was the straight edge and a worn out ball point pen made the impression.
WHEELS:
After cutting out and fumbling with all the paper tire rings, I substituted discs punched out of a Cheerios cereal box cover
and will sand to shape later.
PARTS READY FOR ASSEMBLY:
The wing rib scoring is evident in this snap shot. The shine is from several coats of Krylon Clear Acrylic gloss.
Bob Penikas
I posted the following today on papermodels@googlegroups.com of which I am familiar. Perhaps someone on this list would be interested since I obtained the model here...thank you to the designer and Leif.Ohlsson.
I hope to post this message and photos correctly.
Again, thank you Paper Modelers.com for providing these terrific examples.
Bob Penikas
Howdy Folks,
This nicely designed and detailed model was a free download from Papermodelers.com.
Printed on Wausau 90 lb exact index.
Thought I'd share a few in-process photos of the build:
SCORING:
Done on a light table with two layers of Kleenex tissue as padding.
A plastic business card was the straight edge and a worn out ball point pen made the impression.
WHEELS:
After cutting out and fumbling with all the paper tire rings, I substituted discs punched out of a Cheerios cereal box cover
and will sand to shape later.
PARTS READY FOR ASSEMBLY:
The wing rib scoring is evident in this snap shot. The shine is from several coats of Krylon Clear Acrylic gloss.
Bob Penikas
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