Last one. My current WIP is still in the technical drawing stage.
M48 Patton. It was another serious undertaking, challenging geometry and all. But my hand was much more experienced at this point.
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And I also wanted to make it a video. Making video probably took me longer than model itself, I’m not sure.
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Some older WIP. Chieftain in plain green and before. Interestingly enough, it’s not that hard to bend paper to make it “Chieftain-shaped” without any modifications, discovered it by accident.
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So, that’s all for now.
As you can see, I want to take video making more seriously, but until recently I haven’t tried to show my work in model making communities, so all feedback is greatly appreciated!
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This is incredible work- such detail crammed into each one- the whole process is fascinating. Thank you for sharing this with us!
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Amazing - hard to believe those are paper!
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Wow, those are really cool! Nice job!
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Very interesting and awesome work here!
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Truly amazing modelling. I’m going to have to watch the videos.
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Great work @TAPER_PAPERWORKS. I really enjoyed reading your post. I will be checking out the videos too. Thanks again for joining the forum. Very interesting.
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These are very well done especially the barrels, and having seen a Chieftain up close you definitely captured the curves and the sit just right. You might see mistakes, but the rest of us see an outstanding level of precision you should be proud of. Kudos!
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I enjoyed to see your works and I`m specaily happy to see that tini models. They are even smaler than my 1:75 car models. Congratulation.
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Hello Janos, @caapa. Welcome to the forum. These tiny tanks are amazing. Hope to see some of your work too …1:75 cars, that’s pretty unique.
Hallo Peter, @PeterW.
You’ll find the complete model range on the ‘My Rare Auto Models’ pages of the Diecast Corner Forum, starting on page 14, mixed in with other rare diecast models. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to copy a few of the pictures quite as I’d imagined.
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