Greetings to all!

scarmig

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Introducing myself to the forum,

I've been paper modeling for a couple of years now, and starting to get more interested in the hobby.

My introduction was through the model of Serenity from Firefly I found on the internet. It was my first paper model, and took me something near six months to complete. I've since discovered I probably should have started this hobby with a slightly simpler project. Since then I've done several others, and I'm looking to get into larger models, and from there into design.

We'll see how it goes!

Scarmig
 

mysteroid

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Welcome Scarmig!

I did the same thing with my first model. I think it was the Battlestar Pegasus, not a complex model, but definitely a little much for a beginner! Keep at it. I'm looking forward to seeing your builds!

Steve
 

scarmig

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Apr 3, 2010
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Welcome Scarmig!

I did the same thing with my first model. I think it was the Battlestar Pegasus, not a complex model, but definitely a little much for a beginner! Keep at it. I'm looking forward to seeing your builds!

Steve


I put up a small gallery of a few of the models I have. Missing are an Eeyore and Wonder Woman I did for my daughters, and probably a few others. A Battlestar Pegasus sounds like a fun project....

Thanks for the welcome!

Scarmig Papercraft Gallery
 

g00se

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Wow, nice gallery ---I really like that last couple ---is that a 'viper'? ..anyway, I'm new to card-modeling ---can't wait to build something. I was hoping to find a space-shuttle to start out... Thanks again for posting your pics..
 

scarmig

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I saw a space shuttle model somewhere recently...

http://www.axmpaperspacescalemodels.com/

Some of the payloads they charge for, but I think the actual shuttle models are free.


If you're interested in real space vehicle paper modeling, there is a yahoo group called Space-Paper-Models. Some amazing stuff in there, include a three-foot tall Saturn rocket that actually comes apart in it's launch stages.
 

SSanatobaJR

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Awesome models! They look great! Sometime in the future I may try a model of Serenity myself. I more of a Star Trek and Star Wars fan myself though. I just love the streamlined look of Starfleet vessels and the giant spaceships of Star Wars!

Welcome to Zealot!:thumb: