Endoskeleton hand 1:1
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Very COOL! I love it. I'd love to build this one. It will take plenty of practice making cylinders.
Clif
Clif
I'm working on the old Horizon 1:5 scale version, and this will come in handy as a reference for accurizing the arms (the kit's arms, as well as the rest of the hollow areas are filled in to simplify the molding process).
Dear all,
we have already release this model for free on internet. I would like to post a link to the filestorage server but do not have 15 posts, so I am working on it :mrgreen:
we have already release this model for free on internet. I would like to post a link to the filestorage server but do not have 15 posts, so I am working on it :mrgreen:
Some small additional instructions to the model:
- Tata printed this model on 160g paper and the main bases on 200g (part 1 and 3).
- One star * means "Glue to make it stronger". Two stars ** mean you have to glue it on 1mm card stock. Small "x" near the number means that this part is not a paper part, but you have to use small wooden rod or some kind of steel rod (material is up to you). Blue arrows and triangles are securing the right orientation of parts. Sorry for this, I have forgotten to add this points to instructions.
- this model was created with some expectations that the builder has experiences with paper modeling and is capable of creating some modification to the model. Maybe you won´t use some parts, maybe you will add some parts (for example tabs - Tata did not use tabs, but there is no problem for anyone to add them).
I have to say, it is not an easy model, it is very difficult, Tata will definitely say the same. :mrgreen:
But in case of any questions, just post a reply and I will try to explain everything.
- Tata printed this model on 160g paper and the main bases on 200g (part 1 and 3).
- One star * means "Glue to make it stronger". Two stars ** mean you have to glue it on 1mm card stock. Small "x" near the number means that this part is not a paper part, but you have to use small wooden rod or some kind of steel rod (material is up to you). Blue arrows and triangles are securing the right orientation of parts. Sorry for this, I have forgotten to add this points to instructions.
- this model was created with some expectations that the builder has experiences with paper modeling and is capable of creating some modification to the model. Maybe you won´t use some parts, maybe you will add some parts (for example tabs - Tata did not use tabs, but there is no problem for anyone to add them).
I have to say, it is not an easy model, it is very difficult, Tata will definitely say the same. :mrgreen:
But in case of any questions, just post a reply and I will try to explain everything.
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