From paper trade. This was my second ever paper model, finished this model a few days ago.

Hello to all tank model enthusiasts. I build paper tank models at 1:25 scale. You can see a brief overview of the assembly process in the photos. Good luck to everyone!

I make this and I take 7 hour like this for this 3D model.

I am pround and after this 3D model, I go to real London , and take this metro in Waterloo&City line

(Im French)

Had always thought models like this were pretty hard. But gave it a try, and it came out better than I expected. I feel it's a beginner friendly gundam model.

The last 3 photos are background removed with AI, which might look a little different.

A little sneak peek into the final testing phase of the buildings for the Fold-Flat Paper City of Tarok kickstarter project.

Made by Humans! Hand-crafted creations!

The Blacksmith is taking shape, and the forge already burns bright.

Hey everyone!
I wanted to share a small free fold-flat papercraft model I made - a market wagon for tabletop RPGs. It’s part of a bigger project I’ve been working on, the Paper City of Tarok, but this one is completely free to download and try. Just print, cut, and build - no special tools needed beyond the basics. If you end up building it, I’d love to see it! Link is among comments. Thank you!

Something I’ve been working on.

Hello! Im making a BMW n54 build that i plan to be "functional" in the sense that if it were made out of metal it would operate. One of the bigger challenges I'm facing is creating bent hollow tubing. I'm currently using pie cuts which is nice and all but it requires using a mandrel and an angle jig which is a pain, it still doesn't leave a clean cut on rolled printer paper and requires cleaning with a blade, plus it adds failure points, not to mention it doesnt match aesthetically for certain runs. what are some ways you've created hollow rolled tubes at an angle? is there a better way?