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I'd tell you it looks great, but you will have already read my comment and known that I think it looks great.

Here's a couple of comparison shots of the PaperArts model and my own. Please note the difference above the cockpit windows, and the top side of the main cabin door. The 737 has a triangular nose section, the PaperArts is more rounded.

Still waiting on your model, Cybermac! The Turkish Airlines model in your second link is a real work of art. This build is just a quick and dirty build to see how this model works out. I think this model is not based on photos of a real airliner, but rather on a flight sim model. It's really...

I find the best way to get the bulkheads in position is to stab them with a knife, put glue around the edges, then use the knife to position the stab in position. The knife will pull out of the bulkhead easily, then you can use the back blunt end of the knife to get the final position right...

I printed out all the sheets. My yellow ink ran out for the last three pages. When I replaced the cartage and reprinted them, the color didn't match the first run. So I will have one engine slightly different color from the rest of the plane. I sprayed all the color sheets with Pledge...

Thanks for reminding me about the code. My PDF file didn't require a code, perhaps because I downloaded it from the original website. Paperarts home page for the model is at http://paperarts.wikidot.com/boeing-737-500-eng . The code is on the page at...

I haven't completed any models in over a year, so I thought I would do a build report to keep me motivated to actually complete a model. My current fleet of 737 have been crushed and mangled over the years, so I'm going to try building the PaperArts 737. Cybermac, you're not off the hook, I...

I went to a hobby store yesterday, ready to get back into R/C airplanes. I picked up a brushless motor for $12 that would have cost me over $100 five years ago when I dropped out of the hobby. I also picked up three micro servos for $6 each, if they were available five years ago they would...

There can be no better ending for a paper model than in the hands of a laughing child.

Here kitty kitty kitty.....

Once built, will it need a Coast Guard Auxillary inspection?