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Next was the stand. I chose the same box construction which I made for the Pegasus: A rough skeleton was inserted: And the sides were covered with blue card: I did not want the model to shift and gave it some foot mounts. This was a really easy construction of four blue card rectangles...

Next was the head. A very straight forward task. Now I reached the most difficult area: The arm pits. The model has some severe intersections in these areas which required some fiddling. A test fit: I used the part that I cut off earlier and glued it into place: Then I guesstimated the...

Now it was time to decide which part should be assembled next because if I went too fast I might block the access to the inside. I chose assembling the hind legs first: Then they were attached to the body: The Pepakura model sowed an intersection between the hind legs and the body. Much to...

Now we come to the first weird design choice: The ears are parted in the middle. You must not use the flaps to close them but to combine the two halves. One face is in the wrong place and had to be cut off and attached to the other half. Another face was in the wrong place: The result was...

I started with the head. It was very straight forward. Since it was the very first build I did not change the flaps or the unfold to see how everything went together. A funny thing is that the mouth is actually parted. You could adapt the template so that the dog really smiles! The back...

Hello friends and fans, you might have been wondering what I was doing in the last few weeks. I'll tell you. ;) A colleague of mine left us and I did not want to let her go without a small farewell present. I did not want to make another Canon cat for her (too many of them may become redundant...

Awesome! Thank you very much! :)

Wow! This looks awesome!

Damn, this "spinner" is awesome! You are doing a GREAT job in building and upgrading the models! :)

Alright folks, here we go again! It is so frustrating to have so many ideas but so little time to bring them to life. However, as my dear friend @Rhaven Blaack likes to say, you can eat an elephant - one bite at a time. ;) SO. After several months of hard work I have finally managed to...

Very nice! Thank you, @mauther ! :)

I love it! :)

Fantastic! A great tribute!

Thank you very much! :)

I'm wondering, do you eyeball the shapes and sizes or do you use blueprints for scaling?

Thank you all! It's a fun build! :)

Very nice!

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