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Some may know, that im some kind of paper freek, that creates warhammer models via paper and cardboard
It took me about 2 years from 3d model creation:
https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/warlord-titan-5ed27a367f4a4477854dd10a030190cc
to templates:
https://sites.google.com/view/bhaad
so, the result:

and some unpainted:

that is amazing

How much does it weigh? Nice work with the paper. Always enjoyable to see.

 CaptainWaffle wrote:
How much does it weigh? Nice work with the paper. Always enjoyable to see.

357 grams (yes, i knew someone will ask)

How do you get the multidimensional curved parts, like the pauldrons? I work primarily in Plasticard and I'm trying to do more curved parts like that, maybe I should do those in paper instead.

Irdiumstern wrote:
How do you get the multidimensional curved parts, like the pauldrons? I work primarily in Plasticard and I'm trying to do more curved parts like that, maybe I should do those in paper instead.

paper can be bended in almost any direction or you can make 2 parts per detail to get the curve you need
or something like this detail:
can give you nice curvy detail

All papercraft?

Amazing!

Fantastic stuff.

thanx!

Fantastic results!