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Now she,s looking like she should.

I then continued adding strength to the parts as I cut them, I even tried some of this corrugated card. I also printed parts twice to glue onto card stock for cutting of the reinforcement, wont do that again, not very cost affective

I seem to be having a great deal of difficulty uploading the pictures, it either doesn't upload or it does it twice or out of order.

Then I start adding reinforcment

After I have cut out pieces, I mark with pencil on all fold lines, then flip over and colour around the fold lines, ready for gluing.

Finally between harvest, illness and losing on the computer I finally have my Rodger Young build.

I....mmm.................................................................speechless. Fantastic job.

R.I.P Another good one gone

I just found this post, thanks absolutely brilliant.

Just binned my, going to start again

Some good thoughts to start mine

Thankyou for the kind remarks, hopefully soon the Rodger Young

What a great idea,Thanks

The finished product. Next time Ill change the way I do things, if I ever get back to another one. Ill try and find the Rodger Young build and upload next.

Final stages now. Really need to find a better glue, that doesn't stain. I didn't add to much 3d effect because every time I printed a new page it came out different size. Just started watching the movie whilJ Just started watching the movie while uploading this. Pity its not in English...

Now the gun turrets Problem fixed Slowly starting to form a shape. A lot of smaller bits taking shape

Here I star adding strength because the parts are more square. This is where my earlier makings come into play, the extra strength can only go between the marked folds and bends The concept on some of the folds is ingenious. Congrats to the designer. The fold over on this is brilliant

I must get rid of that green pen, it looked fine when I was doing it, but once the model was finished it spoilt it a bit. Next part 3

Here I had a problem, Ive noticed my printer will print pages at different sizes. This was a headache, will come back to this later. See my big mistake See my big mistake, I didn't till later

First of a pictures of some of the tools I use. This was an interesting build, most was rounded parts, hard to add strength. As with most of the bigger stuff, I cut out and mark the bends on the back as to where to put thicker card to strengthen, then paint or texta the edges to cover bad joins...