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Hey that's a great build. Ever come across a Kawasaki 90 (from the early 70's)?

Hey Itzealot - thanks again for your posts, just found your thread here - nice models - can't go wrong with Star Trek! Keep building... Happy Thanksgiving ;)

Nice modifications - well done! I had thought about the hair with paper but what you did makes more sense and the goggles - nice touch.

LOL - That turkey was huge! Thanks for that Revell-Fan! I needed the laugh. If I had seen that first I would have doubled the size of the build - after all its only paper!

Thank you ltzealot. Sometimes you just have to have fun with flat pieces of paper turning into a 3D object - I love it.

Thanks Rhaven Now...what to do next...

Thanks! I appreciate the encouragement from everyone here.

Alright - finished it last night 11/16/2013! Here are the "money shot" pictures and lessons learned are below them: Uses: Will take it to work as a Thanksgiving decoration in my cubicle. Thought about making a paper chef's hat and a paper carving knife and walking it in with oven...

Thanks Rogerio I will take a look. I remember Ultra-Man as a kid - but it was in Spanish and had to have my mother translate! You mentioned the textures - this is not anything I created - just putting together an existing model from the net. Someday I'd like to create by own models. Here...

Here are some pics of the main body - it is still smaller than I wanted - but 30 pages in and November 14th already - pressing on... Finished from the top Finished from the side This is the bottom - looks like an Ultra-Man character mask... The hole is for your fingers to help...

Still combining pieces as time permits. Pics to follow...

Thanks Rhaven and Rogerio for the encouragement! I just found another instruction page that shows the pan - looks like I do have it inside out - will press on - foil paper (like duct tape) fixes anything...

Greetings from Texas. This is my first build thread and I hope it is useful to someone. Being a newbie is tough on here - not much I can offer as far as expertise considering all the great talent on this site. But you can't use that as an excuse not to contribute - so here goes... This...

Awesome! Keep it up.

Well a few years late to this party - but great work. You wouldn't happen to know of a Alamo paper model? (As in remember the...) Mauther, you have inspired me to try this one!

Wow! Any thoughts on a Klingon fleet? Awesome work. Live Long and Prosper!

Thanks - It plays good too! sign1 (But you don't want to see it up close - one of my first projects) Can't get a Les Paul because I have a Strat - can't play it that is...) So I had to make one out of paper...:cry:

I have yet to do one of those PDO ones with no instructions. Still practicing. Thanks for the note s Rogerio

Thanks - There is a lot to read and catch up on. Really like the idea of not using the tabs and using them behind both pieces to join. Question - Those models that have the choice between lined or not lined - any tricks to doing the not lined version? Would you print both and put the...

Thanks - Jack Skellington Jack was fun but I have to admit an old camera, bad lighting and keeping the picture small really make the models look better than they are. I added strips inside the arms and legs for extra support. Also added some extra paper "ribs" in the base for more support...