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Amazing how you find ways to improve an already perfect model!

First weekend in weeks I had time to continue working on my paper models. I decided to go finally finish the wolf. It was starting to get in the way when I was working at my desk (the model is 60 cm long). And yes, attaching the tail section to the rest of the body was real pain. A lot of...

Ok, now I get it. I had to change to mozilla firefox to see the arrows. Apparently, google chrome shows a different version of streetview where the arrows are not visible.

I'm totally missing the pictures here ... i don't see any double headed arrows either ...

cool idea and very nice finish! i hope to see more of where that came from

awesome rick, as usual, awesome build!

Interesting build: usually, these models are build from concentric rings and bottom to top. This one has vertical strips top to bottom. Did you already cut off the tabs at the bottom of the belly and at the arm pits ?

Wow, now I'm starting to get jealous of your skills!

Very nice build indeed. If you pull this one off, I may consider building it too one day ...

That will surely give a kick !

I believe that per definition all modelers are calm persons. Who else can spend hours cutting and glueing paper, just for the satisfaction of him or herself, a few family members and friends and some soulmates on an internet forum ?

Very nice for an extinct species!

I agree with Zathros that raising the details would greatly improve the model. But you did a very good job as well!

This is really top class! Incredible amount of detail and nice finish.

I started working on the tail and aft section of the body. I also filled up part of the feet of the wolf with sand, so they now all sit firmly on the ground. Next step is to connect the two pieces. Here's some pictures of the tail section. I made some internal strenghtening of the...

(wow)²

I wish you a lot of courage in your upcoming battle and hope that you may find time to continue showing us your nice builds.

I have only one word for this: WOW!

Very nice build. What paper weight did you use ? Just a tip: I find it very helpful to cut the taps to trapezium size instead of the standard triangle size (you cut of the top triangle for this). The top of the tap isn't really helping in the bonding of the pieces but it can get really in the...