Hi Everybody, not sure if you've seen this or not, but this a thread that's going on at the FSM site, amazing work, and a GREAT deal of patience!

http://www.finescale.com/fsm/community/forum/topic.asp?page=1&TOPIC_ID=49023

That guy has far to much time on his hands :-)

But seriously that guy has some major talent , the detail and precision is amazing.

Ian

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Erik

That is truly one sick puppy! Nice work though, it is amazing what people can do with the medium of their choice.

In a word....WOW. "Q"

Looks kewl thats for sure. I wonder if he is using a cad system with a laser cutter?

I found this a while back on a foreign site, and was bowled over - especially by the track links. I am building a rough sherman interior from card/styrene and some old PE frets. To do what he's done for TRACK LINKS

I can safely say he's got a hell of a lot more patience than I'll ever have !! :-)

Here are more of people who build models out of papers:

http://www.kami-mokei.com/hummel/hummel.html

http://www.kami-mokei.com/html/gmp_f4.html



Here's a paper Dragon Wagon in 1/24 scale

http://www.kami-mokei.com/m25/g189_2.html

WC

He even wants to do Zimmerit with little cardboard sheets

Unbelievable.

I figure if I tried that, I'd get about two or three cuts in, and that would be it! I got burnt out spending three months scratching a building! Extremely incredible work. It's probably more of a passion thing that having too much time on one's hands! LOL

Amazing. Why bother? :-)
Thats truely an amazing job he's done.

OMG!!

Wow....no blaming Tamiya or Academy etc for inaccuracies on these ones eh.

The only down side for all the hard work is that water can be another enemy when storing these babies.....moisture etc.

Call me lazy but im sticking to plastic.

Hi !
That`s really true ,that Przemo`s work is great.
On polish paper-card modelers forums we `ve got more people who builts difference ship,aircraft or armor model.
My first post on this forum introduced for example paper-card StuG III F8. https://armorama.kitmaker.net/forums/59125&page=1
Some the best friends built models from scratch like Przemo,Qn or Rajkub.Many interesting post in english or german You can see here http://www.cardmodels.net/forum/index.php?
http://kartonbau-aktiv.de/wbb2/board.php?boardid=4&sid=4b7ce0eaaf902dcfe5f7471698f44040
WELCOME to the paper-card world !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I really can't think of a superlative to describe what he is doing...hmmm...how about "trully insane" :-) (joke). What he's doing is very very very very very very brilliant. BTW, does he still work? :-)

BRILLIANT!!!

Cheers

Holy CRAP! Way too much time, but a hellavalota talent, patience, skill, et cetera.

Dang!

Crikey!
I'll never moan again about Dragon's indie Sherman tracks.

holy mother of God

http://www.kami-mokei.com/m25/m25_07.jpg

he made this from card

I'm going home I need a lie down

Wow and i thought I was patient in doing armor with individual like tracks!

Hi to all

Thank You all for complements

This model is built from scratch.This is completly hand made model.I never use laser cutter.

Model will have 15.000 parts

Regards from Poland.

Good luck with your project, though I suspect it will soon be more like "regards from the mental institute" :-)

seriously though, you have some talent and patience to be proud of

Przemek do keep us updated on your cardboard Tiger build.trully amazing.
cheers

I am humbled that cardboard can be worked like that.

There was a guy who worked in the Smithsonian restoring cars. When he deceided to retire he began to make four or five copies of the last car he was working on. Something like 1/10 scale or so, all reall materials sheetmetal hammered into the shape of the fenders, leather with cotton filler over springs for th seats, the engine was a two-stroke since he could not make the valves and such. The whole power train, brakes and suspension worked. I think he also made a concession or solid rubber tubes, because he could not make the tiny valves for the innertubes.

People with this much skill are to be admired, and I think I'm pushing my skill level by using PE! LOL ! ! !

That Tiger is truly amazing. After seeing this and Lee LLoyd's (sp?) incredibly detailed brass and plastic Tiger, I may never get around to building the ones I have in stash... the bar is wayyy too high...at least for now...

I'am humbled.

And I thought plastic could be tough @ times!

These folks build on a whole new universe.

Steve