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Holy moly, this is breathtaking!!! Thank you very much for posting this here. This is as encouraging as inspiring! Major kudos to the maker! :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

Yo, this thread is a great idea! I live in Germany and do not have access to many product from overseas, so it's particularly interesting to see what the German market offers. I have stayed away from sealing my models because I always fear to lose them during coating. But finding a way which...

Indeed! :)

This is not too bad. See this project as a learning experience to get accustomed to figure building. Organic shapes are the most challenging objects to replicate in paper. You are doing extremely well! :)

Aren't greeblies the leftovers of Gremlins? :drinksmile:

:BRAVO: :BRAVO: :BRAVO: ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! You have outdone yourself, Mike!!! Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to show us your work. It is highly appreciated!!! :)

There was a time when those filters broke on a regular basis here at work. It's such a mess when the filter just detaches without warning and falls into the sink. The resulting water fountain was so forceful that everyone standing near the sink was having a shower. Once all of them had been...

Awesome!!! That's the spirit!!!

The original design allows you to watch inside the mechanism and see the crank at work. This is a fascinating and amazing piece of engineering. Hats off to the creator who managed to design such a beautiful and fun piece with so much attention to detail and with such a low parts count. However...

The apparatus was assembled without issues. Several parts of the crank mechanism have some very intricate foldings. They are as effective as clever. When you build this model it is absolutely necessary to look at the illustrations carefully so that you do not attach a part...

Howdee fans! As teased in the ambulance thread here comes a quickie: A dear colleague at work is leaving us and she should not go without a papercraft from me. She absolutely loves dogs which made me adapt the leaping fox kit by brother. When I opened the PDF in InkScape all colour gradients...

Very cool!!!

+++ I N T E R M I S S I O N +++ Due to an upcoming event at work I had to interrupt this project for a moment. Here is a teaser: More on that later today. Take care and CU soon! :)

I have rigged up all interior components and have colour-coded them for easy reference. All neighbouring elements with the same colour will be unfolded as one piece. This minimizes the parts count and reduces the margin of error caused by paper thickness. One of the main issues with interiors is...

Final update for today: the seat(s).

Thank you! Here are a few perspective renderings:

Using a setup blueprint we found in the web I'm rigging up a fitting interior for the box. It will not be a complete match since we were unable to find ANY pictures of the Polk model. However, since all vehicles are highly customized I'm using the blueprints as a guide to build "our" dream car...

Very cute indeed! :)

Mommy? :animated: Kidding aside, this is awesome! :)

Fantastic job! It looks larger than it is. Well done! :)