thought you guys might get a kick out of this, i saw this sites a few years ago.
http://www.metmania.com/
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/paper-m/yasu/2art_w/e_top.htm
Probably a little too complicated for kids though lol
this Jordan 191 looks freaking awesome, would be cool to have that on your desk
edit heres some more http://www.terra.dti.ne.jp/~hir/craft_cf.html
I havent made one yet, i need to refill on ink and get some good paper.
F1 paper models
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Those look so sick!!! I can totally picture myself getting stoned and making these
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I bet mine would look nothing like that. assuming I did not get stressed by it half way through and squash it
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Jabberwocky wrote:I bet mine would look nothing like that. assuming I did not get stressed by it half way through and squash it
Yep, completely me.
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I had a go at making one when I was kid. It was easier to make than I (and probably most others) suspected, and looked pretty cool. It didn't last terribly long, though; just gutting dust of it was a delicate operation.
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They look awsome
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they are awesome, wish teh sites were english tho
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My life is offically over I'm making these damn things all day
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Spent the entire day doing it. Hours of frustration and sticky fingers covered in glue, but I finished me little Lotus.
Still missing one wheel though, and I need more printer ink, but damn glad I finished this. Worth it, but don't think I'll do another for a long long time, if ever.
Still missing one wheel though, and I need more printer ink, but damn glad I finished this. Worth it, but don't think I'll do another for a long long time, if ever.
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headless wrote:Jabberwocky wrote:I bet mine would look nothing like that. assuming I did not get stressed by it half way through and squash it
Yep, completely me.
I third that
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Christmas present Cappy?
Where from?
How much?
Where from?
How much?
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headless wrote:Christmas present Cappy?
Where from?
How much?
Huh? If you mean me laptop. I've had that for about a year. Can't say where from But it didn't cost anything.