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Incredibly real Even at such a large magnification, on the small model some of the parts look incredibly real. Congratulations!

What have you done? Now I want to build the Olympic in dazzle camouflage :mrgreen:

There are partial instructions on that page, this would be a link: http://dl.eve-files.com/media/corp/smiffa/Rifter_1.2.pdf Cut it out, use the areas marked by gray lines for "glue tabs" (glue them to other parts of the model). If you see lines that are not to be cut, mark them with an ink-less...

Example As an example, here is a thread that starts with the framework: http://www.zealot.com/forum/showthread.php?t=168575 Look especially at this picture, and you might have an idea about how strong the final model will be:

Lots of work at the start with very little advance on the "outside visible" model. However, I love what it looks like right now - will it have a removable turret? Or maybe removable top, so you could look inside?

This is looking great, I can't wait for the next pictures!

Paper and cardboard Depending on the size of the model, you could use normal paper, heavy paper (or matte photo paper) or heavy cardboard (non-corrugated). Sometime a combination of those, as the model specifies. Paper might seem fragile, but folds and curves in it strengthen it greatly...

Hello I haven't really started with papercraft - my only build (until now) is a very simple Duyfken: http://www.duyfken.com/replica/cutout/cutout.html However, the shrouds were misaligned, so I haven't advanced with the construction more than making the ship and fitting the decks (it's a...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dornier_Do_24 http://www.dornier24.com/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nU8JMbe9ljU

While a lot of hard work went into this beautiful model (and I couldn't be more impressed by it), it pales in contrast with the work and sacrifices of the people that fought the war.