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where are you? nyc? that would be big for apartment there. ;)

There are not many words that describes how this makes me feel... well there then. I AM NOT WORTHY, I AM NOT WORTHY, I AM NOT WORTHY. Just kidding. but is all seriousness. amazing job. and I think anyone would be foolish not to love a donation like this.

so I have been stumbling around the internet for the last few weeks and I have found so many great models to build and while looking at those I have a question that seems to be always there is, what is the best paper to use? I know it is situational and I would love to see what people have to...

thank you very much. I will definitely check some of that out and see what I can learn.

don't hold your breath, it may take a while for that. I tried years ago to make armor and it was really bad.

hmm that is interesting. I will definitely have to look into that. thank you for the little description. I would love to get into making armor somewhere down the road and im sure I will get very familiar with it.

so small question, what exactly is pepakura? I have heard of it before, but I have no idea what it is. I have seen some of the results of it and they are absolutely amazing!

thank you Rhaven. at least I now have a starting point here. I hope to become an active member here and I will most defiantly post progress and some of my already completed ship models. and I hope someday to be able to give back to the community when I have learned to effectively make more objects.

so in the last few weeks I have stumbled on some of these paper models floating around the internet of some of amazingly accurate models. this lead me here. I have in the past built cardboard models of mostly halo ships with moderate (that's being generous, I have had a high failure rate.)...