Paper models.

Intrepid Wheelwoman

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I was quite heavily into paper models and modelmaking when I was younger and today this caught my eye.........

http://www.papercraftsquare.com/honda-stream-girl-and-motorcycle-free-paper-models-download.html

You will need 7-zip (free) to open the file and you'll need the viewer software (also free) to open the Pepakura Designer File (PDO) which can be found here......

http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/pdo

 

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Intrepid Wheelwoman

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And also this.......

http://www.grayer.eclipse.co.uk/Motorcycles/Downloads/

 

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Ludwig II

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French triporteur

 

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bluegoatwoods

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Very, very cool, Intrepid W W

I've always had a bit of a longing for models of a few favorite cars. This is something along those lines.

Plus it's DIY.

Though I'll likely never get around to actually doing it, I'll find myself tempted.

 

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I want the Harley!!

 

Allen_Wrench

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That is a fascinating site. I got lost in there. I have got to get fresh ink cartridges as soon as possible. And card stock. Maybe some glue. Have to find the Fiskers.

 

Intrepid Wheelwoman

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Paper and card modelling is wonderful fun

It's cheap too so long as you get some refill kits for your printer cartridges. Be aware though that some modern printer brands like Brother have a no reuse construction that stops them from working again once they're empty. When I was still doing a lot of paper modelling I kept my eyes open for older model HP ink jet printers which have cartridges that can be refilled several times before they finally turn up their toes.

 

Allen_Wrench

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Intrepid Wheelwoman said:

Paper and card modelling is wonderful fun

It's cheap too so long as you get some refill kits for your printer cartridges. Be aware though that some modern printer brands like Brother have a no reuse construction that stops them from working again once they're empty. When I was still doing a lot of paper modelling I kept my eyes open for older model HP ink jet printers which have cartridges that can be refilled several times before they finally turn up their toes.

Click to expand...

That's what I scared up: an HP. The ink is cheap; it's the cartridges that are expensive.