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@zathros found it here http://shinyapapercraft.web.fc2.com/

I made a decision of my next model.... I chose one from my collection, the Lamborghini Countach LP400 Plans were printed at 90% to make them fit on letter size paper, 67# card stock. Some background, this is the original concept Countach, before it was 'named' originally shown as just the...

Thank you all.

Thank you, I'm happy it's finished, and I know now that tiny parts are not for me. Anywho... here is the final beauty shot. Now... what's next?

This is looking great!

I just barely remember the TIE Defender, but I agree with starting with the basic model, then working thru variants.

And the wheels... Cut out and rolled. and the sidewall... and finished. and the "beauty" shot Yes I know it's a little crooked, but I think it's cute.

Thank you sir. I am glad I reprinted this at full size, these damnable small parts are driving me up a wall. I had to get up and walk away from it a couple times today... Hood clearance bump made, I forgot to show it cut out... and And Secondary air cooler scoop cut out. and after a cool...

glueing up starts with the left side front Then the right and the I left the nose loose till the sides are affixed There are little 'wings' at the rear that make a sunken area around the back glass which drove me bonkers... Grrrr. But both sides are affixed. Then the front end is...

Seeing that straw next to the model tells me how small it really is... This is a great model, and a Fantastic build.

Great tip! Thanks

Leaving them blacked out... This model is proving difficult for me due to the size. I don't think I could do an interior if I wanted too.

This is truly amazing! :bowdown: I am always amazed by your craftsmanship with these models. This get my vote for a MoM.

Good work on those fingers. This is looking great.

nice to be working on anything.

Main body, part 1a is cut out. and edge colored and prefolded. Now the support, aka chassis parts are next.

Next parts are the support structure and body, I'll try edge coloring before assembly on these.

I'll start with the simple box stand? Cut out and folded One side glued, two small tabs and the locking tweezers hold till the glue dries. Opposite side glued. and the cover closed to make the box. and edge colored with a water color pencil. next I'll get to work on the structure of...

Great work, and the idea of grease proof paper to spread the CA on is a keeper! Hope the Vallejo Matt Varnish works good for you.

any acrylic clear matte coat will work. I use Vallejo Model Color Matte # 70.520