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By: Mad Max Falcon - PaperModelers.com

Mad Max Falcon - PaperModelers.com — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 18:58:33 +0000

[...] you could do that to the model if you wanted. He does excellent work and has incredible models. Mad Max Interceptor | FREE paper models __________________ "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do [...]

By: looking for a Good V8 interceptor - PaperModelers.com

looking for a Good V8 interceptor - PaperModelers.com — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 16:53:28 +0000

[...] Mad Max Interceptor | FREE paper models and as bonus a superdeformed one: download papercraft, top left of the Others category (bottom of the page) __________________ print, cut, score, fold, glue, gloat. http://www.n15.nl Total Annihilation paper models. Current wip: Heinkel He100 D-1 Airbus A340-300 [...]

By: SHAPESTERS | Spark Awards

SHAPESTERS | Spark Awards — Mon, 03 May 2010 21:24:02 +0000

[...] Batmobile, Mad Max Interceptor, Delorean were the only ones I found technical information. All the others cars were from [...]

By: Automotive Articles Magazine » Just another WordPress weblog » Blog Archive » Model cars made entirely out of paper

Fri, 25 May 2007 00:22:06 +0000

[...] Back to the Future, the General Lee, Speed Racer’s Mach-5, the Tumbler from Batman Begins, Mad Max’s Interceptor and a McLaren MP4-22 race car. That’s not to mention the numerous crafts from Star Wars and [...]

By: Card Modeling... - SMCars - Car Blueprints

Card Modeling... - SMCars - Car Blueprints — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 02:39:08 +0000

[...] Card Modeling… Hi everyone. I registered here for a certain reason and the reason was to find orthos for a late model Dodge Intrepid. Well since I had to register to view the orthos I ended up without anything better than what I could normally find… which really was’nt much to begin with. Oh well… Anyhow. What I do ask is… Has anyone here heard of paper/card modeling? Digital modeling can go hand in hand with card modeling. Has ANYONE who has created anything digitally been able to hold their creation physically in their hands? (other than burning files to disc ). If you say no. Well take a look at this, all printed on 40-60lb cardstock, cut out and glued together with paper glue… paperinside.com » Mad Max Interceptor <= Created in Milkshape and exported to Pepakura. paperinside.com » The Tumbler <= Created in Milkshape and exported to Pepakura. ASTON MARTIN DBR-9 1:18 Paper Model <= 3Dmodel exported to Paper Software much like the above. Pepakura Designer <= 3D to 2D to paper software. What I am saying is. There are Gigabytes of free paper models to download on the net and build but only a very small selection of fine crafted freebees like the above. Low poly models with high res textures are great for this kind of hobby and no doubt there are many of you out there who would love place a copy of their digital 3D work on their desk. I don’t mean to be rude in posting these links but if anyone has questions regarding paper/card modeling, you can read or chat about it here… Card Models . It’s a great community devoted to various types of card modeling and design. Does anyone find this interesting at all? It’s one thing to have people interested in building models but hard to find talented modelers willing to create great works. Like teaching someone who can draw/animate how to create in 3D verses teaching someone who can create in 3D how to draw/animate. [...]