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and Stormsurge is done:

Started work on Onager Dunecrawler

small update

one day - one leg

Phenomenal detail and accuracy

 Skinflint Games wrote:
Phenomenal detail and accuracy

thank you, still need to make those small rivets on the hall.

Oh me oh my this is amazing work - my mind plain boggles at the time/concentration/manual dexterity needed to make up these plans and then turn them into an awesome looking mini.

Thanks for sharing!

This is beyond incredible.

thanx

2 legs are ready %)

HOW????? I've done enough of this stuff to realise that you, sir, are performing some level of sorcery....

Excellent stuff. I can't begin to understand how much effort all of this must have taken.

At last - three legs

And almost done, few details, some rivets and painting time

exterminate! oh, wait - wrong franchise
anyway - made those tiny hands at the front

Amazing work as always!

Very nice work. It's always a pleasure to see well done papercraft.

If you don't mind me asking, what sort of paper are you using? 250 gsm? It looks like there is a much heavier paper too, chipboard? Are you using any plasticard?

 Red Harvest wrote:
Very nice work. It's always a pleasure to see well done papercraft.

If you don't mind me asking, what sort of paper are you using? 250 gsm? It looks like there is a much heavier paper too, chipboard? Are you using any plasticard?

180-200 gsm whatman paper, but most of details are underglued with 0.5-1.0 mm cardboard, than covered with cyanoacrylate and slighly polished

And finaly i added rivets and considering model ready to painting

Thanks for the answer. The cyanoacrylic coating explains the sheen I see in the photos. With the rise of the 3d printing. papercrafting is getting even rarer than it already was. It's good to see you keeping it alive.

Still Amazing.

 Red Harvest wrote:
Thanks for the answer. The cyanoacrylic coating explains the sheen I see in the photos. With the rise of the 3d printing. papercrafting is getting even rarer than it already was. It's good to see you keeping it alive.

Papercraft is more like hobby to keep me mentally ok in these hard times. I dont play tabletop, i dont really need these things but, i like this relaxing process.


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 Roknar wrote:
Still Amazing.

Thank you, doing my best

Amazing work mate. Those front greeply paws must have taken some concentration.

Looks great!

thank you

Very impressive work as always.

now something different - tau pulse pistol

continuing my work on Warmaster titan

Awesome stuff, thanks for posting. How long does it take you, to make these?

 PaddyMick wrote:
Awesome stuff, thanks for posting. How long does it take you, to make these?

eternity

i can really tell exactly, cuz when im getting tired of project - i'm making something other. something like stormsurge takes few months.
this particular build i started at 11.10.2022

Made a small rhino, two times smaller. Will use it for titan base, maybe