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Here are some of my paper models which I have been working on over at zealot. The plans are in the build thread "Warhammer 40k armour" somewhere around page thirty, there is a list of armour items of interest. My build thread for these items is also over at zealot under the same subject as here "Warhammer Armor and Things"

Here are the Landspeeder, The Tau skimmer Piranha and the Sentinels. These models were designed by Eli Patoroch and are some of the best papermodels I have seen so far.

Amazing!

Nice work, but I bet it was a bitch to assemble eh?

Wow, I'm in awe. How much patience that must take!

No offence or anything, but with such great talent why do you waste your time copying models that are already made?

Why don't you get out there and start making cool and unique models?

Winter wrote:No offence or anything, but with such great talent why do you waste your time copying models that are already made?

Why don't you get out there and start making cool and unique models?

These are the Warhammer models use in gaming, and I like them. But as for make your own models, There are a couple of them in the works. I also made a Chimera, my version and different from the GW here as well with a build thread and plans to go with it. Check it out and you are welcome to modify it to your taste. The name of the game, is to enjoy yourself. See you around in the forums.


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Sinaura wrote:Wow, I'm in awe. How much patience that must take!

It is not that much of having the patience but the enjoyment of the build. I take as much time making the plastic models as I do in the paper versions. I am glad that you like them and there are more to come.


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vinbreau wrote:Nice work, but I bet it was a bitch to assemble eh?

Making them was not really a b**** (rhymes with witch) since the main details were printed, the designing part is the hardest and the longest. Thanks for the comments and see you around the forum.


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yokoyomama wrote:Amazing!

Thanks for the comment and see you around the forum, there is more to come.

Holy Christmas, that's impressive.

Wow....can't really say much. Impressive work.

Wow, that is damn cool :O

SilverMK2 wrote:Wow, that is damn cool :O

Thank you, thanks for the comments, paper is not just for writing anymore.


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Casper wrote:Wow....can't really say much. Impressive work.

Thanks for the comments and glad that you like it, there is more to come. See you around in the forums.


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Brother SRM wrote:Holy Christmas, that's impressive.

I have some other items in the back burner but a Marine Jet Bike is in the works. Glad you like the paper models. See you all around in the forums.

silveroxide wrote:
Making them was not really a b**** (rhymes with witch) since the main details were printed, the designing part is the hardest and the longest. Thanks for the comments and see you around the forum.

How do you design it? Computer program? Paper and pencil? Genius mind?

Can I have the download link?
My name is Purify on zealot,
Thanks

kravus master of Horus wrote:Can I have the download link?
My name is Purify on zealot,
Thanks

Konini: There are some programs out there for making the paper models, one of the most used ones is 'pepakura' and 'sketchup'. But as for me, I am old school and still use the good old pencil, pen, paper, compass and ruler.

Kravus: I am not quite sure about placing links here but over at Zealot, look for 'Warhammer 40k Armour, by flarebaffle' and around page 30 there are the depositfiles links to Patoroch's models. They are not in the downloads.

Here is my scracthbuilt Space Marine bike. It is slightly higher than the GW bike and I added saddle bags and a kick stand. This was a quirk to see how it would come out. I am pleased as to how it did come out and now I am brainstorming the idea of making a Space Marine jet bike

Here is teaser of my next project, a space marine jet bike, more pics to come. it is almost finished, it needs the handle control and armament. For armament
I am considering twin bolters.

Here is my paper built Jet Bike. the only thing not made of paper are the handle bars which are made out of a paperclip cut and bent to shape and the handles are paper rolled strips. Enjoy and there is more to come. Maybe another version of a jet bike.

Excellent stuff, I remember Jetbikes for Space Marines back in the Rogue Trader days.

Cypher871 wrote:Excellent stuff, I remember Jetbikes for Space Marines back in the Rogue Trader days.

I know, I keep mentioning that there were Jet bikes for the marines a long time ago. I wish that GW would make the Jet bikes for the Marines as well. I happen to have one of those old bikes which I have posted here in one of my old threads but any way, here is the Jet Bike modified with a Catachan and Eldar jet pack without the bat wings.

I have scratching and bashing something different. Some one else did a marine sentinel and I just copied from that Idea and decided to come up with my version of a Marine Sentinel. Here are a couple of Teaser photos of my present paper project. The Space Marine WULf HUNTER.

Here is the finished Marine Sentinel. The rear grating is not attached yet. It will be in place after the painting is done. It is all paper with the exception of the Barrels on the Gatling which are made from toothpicks. See you all next posting.

Nice looking stuff you've made up there. Funnily enough the other day I found a Chaplain on jetbike from the Rogue Trader era, now if I could only find my Landraider, it's in the attic somewhere!

These are pretty epic, I can barely cut buildings out of foamcore.

Thanks for the comments guys. If just one person likes or has learned from something from my models then it has bee worth the while.

Here are the final photos of the Marine Sentinel. I was going to make it a wolf Sentinel but I decided to re-train it as a Blood Raven.

The over all color is an automotive red primer with a wash of burnt umber. The decals are from a Space Marine decal sheet and the name and number from an Imperial Guard decal sheet. I will take a short break but I will return with more projects. See you all around the forums.

Um... AWESOME! I was blown away by your creativity

Thank you for your comment Dessloch;

Here is the next item in my list for Warhammer and things. This is a mixed media model. The bike and side car are made of paper and the figures and weapons are from my bitz box. My version of the bike is different in that it has the exhaust on one side only and a drive-shaft on the other. The side car resembles a conventional one. The figures are painted in true blue and washed over with a mix of gun metal. The shoulder patches were not coming out right, my decal set solution may be a bit old so I hand painted them. The figures have a carbine style bolter and is hung around their necks with a paper strap. The ammo pouches are paper and so is the fuel can and bracket. Over all it came out alright and is study enough for game play.

:O

Thank you for the comment ???. I hope that you like it.

Guards Scout Gyro-copter. This a scratch built air asset for the imperium. The build thread is over at a new Warhammer paper modeling site. paperhammer40k.com This is a paper product like the previous. Check them out and see what they have to offer. They are just starting out and already have a lot to offer the warhammer community. The figure and the weapons are from my spare bitz box. It can be upgraded to heavier weapons but consider the capabilities of the copter, it would not look right if it was carrying a cruise missile or the bomb payload of a B-29. enjoy and see you around the forums.

Again, here is another one of my scratch builds. This time, I used a Basilisk as a reference and built it like a German style 88, to be used as a direct fire anti-tank gun. Once the gun was made, the platform and details changed. The carriage has two operating positions, with a few more details added. It still needs some more small details and I am considering a diorama for it. The gun crew is a mix of Catachans and Guards, The bottom portion and the arms were cut up and placed into different poses. The right arm posed a problem since I could not find an empty handed right arm, so I had to trim rifle material from the arm. At the moment, the figures are finished, painted and weathered, but that is for another posting. I hope that you enjoy the model and you can follow the build over at paperhammer40k.com See you all around the forums.

For a long time, I wanted to build an Eldar jet bike. I bought a kit and used it as a reference template and came out with this version. It is 95% made out of paper card stock but I could have made it all out of paper. Here are the pictures and I hope that you enjoy them.