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You have done another GREAT JOB! These automatas are quite intersting. Thank you for sharing this with us.

Thank you sir!

Here are the former assembly and the cabin shell. The former assembly is incerted in the cabin shell. (*NOTE* Be very careful with putting the former assembly in the cabin shell. You will have to manipulate the wheel wells in order to do it properly.) Here are the parts for the...

I attached the cabin sides to the top and hood. (*NOTE* Take your time with this process. It really does not matter if you start with the top or the front tof the grill. Just take it easy and make certian that the glue is dry before moving on to the next section.) I attached the cab...

Here are the parts for the top of the cabin and windscreen. (*NOTE* You will need the greebiling parts for the top of the cabin as well). I laminated the top piece and lights on the top of the cabin and attached the windscreen (*NOTE* As with the door windows, the windscreen has spacers...

Moving to the sides of the cabin. Here are the parts for the sides. As you can see, there are spacers for the door windows. I used just one spacer for the windows, The wheel well is assembled. I also layered the shock absorber in place as well. I attached the wheel well in place. Both...

Moving on to the shell of the cabin. Starting with the hood and front grill. Here are the parts. (*NOTE* These parts are rather "fiddly". Take your time with assembling. It is very easy to rip or tear the parts whilst manipulating the parts.) The hood is assembled.

Due to certain cercumstanses that are currently going on in my life at present, @Revell-Fan and I have decided that there will be two versions of the templae for the ambulance. One without a detailed interior and one with. @Revell-Fan has finished the template without the interior, and I have...

You are doing a FANTASTIC JOB on this project!

I decided to make a couple of figures for the ambulance. To make these figures, I used the RAF Pilot figure that was designed by @Tirick as a basic guide. Here is the template. As you can see, I was able to include the badge and the shoulder patches (that were taken from the Polk County Fire...

You are off to a great start. Thank you for the tip with using the Krylon varnish spray. Since you have treated the parts sheets in advance, what type of glues do you use to assemble the model?

That is a GREAT idea to give the model to a shop like that.

IT appears that you are off to a great start. Everything look clean, clear and crisp. I am looking forward to seeing how this turns out. I will be following this thread.

You are making great progress on this project!

Even without the interior, it still looks AMAZING!!!

I am glad to see that you are greebling this model out. I am looking forward to seeing how the whole thing will turn out.

Hello and welcome to Zealot. You have come to the right place for all things paper (as well as other mediums). Many of our members are designers, and are always willing to help out new members who are getting into designing. I started scrath building models for the very same reason. I could not...

I seriously doubt that paper WH40K will deminish the value of the GW models. However, I do feel that paper WH40k brings more people into WH40K as a whole. As for designing more models, if this is something that you want to explore more, I would suggest reaching out to a fw people that might be...

My son is a HUGE WH40K fan, and has invested a GREAT DEAL of money into his collection. I have built a couple of WH40 paper/cardstock models for him. He is amazed with what all can be done with paper/cardstock.

This is really coming together nicely. I too have lost many small pieces to the "ether". I know the feeling and frustration all too well.