Search results

You could always use this: 3D Object Converter, Star Wars Battlefront 2 Downloads, Star Wars Battlefront 2 Utilities to get the models out of Battlefront...

That ship will be a challenge to unfold for sure! The main problem is the complexity and the small detail. You will need to break it up into manageable pieces, and deal with the areas where model parts intersect. This won't work for unfolding! You will also have to look at areas where detail...

I can see the sense of the boxes over the more traditional frames. One of hte biggest problems with frames is getting them all lined up correctly, with right-angled joins. Boxes do that for you and allow you to build in smaller scale, and assemble. Can't help wondering though .... was the...

As long as we can print it out on an ordinary printer, then you can't go far wrong! People will improvise with weight of card/paper as they go, depending on pocket and availability...so I wouldn't worry too much :D Just get building!

I never could figure out if the Nostromo was the name for ALL the ship, or just the refinery tug.... either way... it would make a superb project!

WOW...:eek: Soon as I finish up what I am working on right now, I have got to give that a try. That is a superb model and a great subject. Don;t know if it will come out as well as this one has...but I have got to build this beauty.

The little tubes are probably smoke projectors. Little single shot martar type devices with a smoke bomb. Not that up to speed with more modern armour, but such things were standard gear for WW2 tanks. Really like what you have done with this little tank. I think half the fun with paper...

Soon as I get shot of this hangover, I will get scaling! Happy New Year :D

Thanks for the info .... I'll dive in and give it a go. There was only ever 1 company in eastern Europe who made a plastic kit of hte T35, and it is virtually impossible to get hold of it now, so this is my best chance of getting one to build. The T35 may require some careful re-assembling of...

Why, I don't know ( perhaps someone here knows ) but all the paper models of tanks I have found all seem to be 1:25, when most commercial plastic kits go for 1:35. I have a load of WW2 armour in plastic kits, but have found some really interesting papermodels of unusual stuff like T35's and...