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Really cool. I've got a couple of friends playing BSG board game - they will be happy to get such gift :)

The original is Gunwagon from Forge World, detail price 42£ Mine costed me a few PLN - it was paper model from Patoroch (download): The floor was made from plastic strips used to packing boxes for transport - they have this nice texture, the only other nonpaper parts are...

Outstanding! I love the crisp, clear look of unpainted model (we call that "standard" in Poland)

I use paper models of Warhammer 40k vehicles. And I never was asked out of a tournament - they're just so realistic :) (orks are plastic of course :P )

I was :) Welcome on Zealot, tmac3123 !

The entire model was painted. Though you could mix glue with paint...

Well, one method can be using drops of wood glue (twice). the effects: Other method is to use a syringe needle (cut short and sharpened) to put a lot of holes in a piece of card. In effect you get round rivets you need to push from inside the needle with some wire and then glue separately on...

Looks fine. Great work, Chris!

I repeat, Tirick, your site is "hacked by Hmei7" Nice work with the starship interiors... Perhaps you could make second version where this corridors are derelic, rusty?

Big mistake! There are many modelers interested in little ponies. Make a thread tittled "Little ponies", start it with pics and links for your already made ones, and post there your new developements in the world of ponies. Clever moving stuff :)

Thanks :) Some great stuff!

Tell him he's done a damn good job. Perhaps he could design a set of structures for Necromunda? (hint :) )

I like that tower of retribution a lot. Where did you get it from, Armorman? @Tirick - your site is "hacked by Hmei7"...

To curve a card, put it on some soft material - like underside of some mousepads - and press it down with a round rod, moving it as if you vere flattening a dough with a rolling pin - except rolling :) Spreading white glue with a brush should do the trick. You can wash the brush afterward.