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Model Forum / General / Models / October 2006paper models help
While browsing I hit upon http://www.extazaweb.sk/nascarpapermodels/index.htm I checked the FAQ But nothing about the paper weight or glue or what tools to bend paper or if you use glossey(?) paper or spray a coating after, if anybody could point me in the right direction please ________________________________ My Brother cheated so much-that in Rock-Paper-Scissors, he came up with swiss army knife! > While browsing I hit upon > http://www.extazaweb.sk/nascarpapermodels/index.htm [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > My Brother cheated so much-that in Rock-Paper-Scissors, he came up > with swiss army knife! LOL! th3 finish on those is on the paper, normaly you print 'en out. I use white (Elmers) or yellow (Titebond) to gew 'em together, with my daughter I used glue sticks with some sucess. it's a lot of fun google free "Cardstock models" for even more fun! Joe > While browsing I hit upon > http://www.extazaweb.sk/nascarpapermodels/index.htm [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > My Brother cheated so much-that in Rock-Paper-Scissors, he came up > with swiss army knife! I use 110 lb. white card stock to print these. The sheets run through my color printer fine- it is one of those with an angled 'stack' in the rear and feeds through fairly directly. > > While browsing I hit upon > > http://www.extazaweb.sk/nascarpapermodels/index.htm [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > paper or if you use glossey(?) paper or spray a coating after, if > > anybody could point me in the right direction please <snip> > > My Brother cheated so much-that in Rock-Paper-Scissors, he came up > > with swiss army knife! > > I use 110 lb. white card stock to print these. The sheets run through > my color printer fine- it is one of those with an angled 'stack' in the > rear and feeds through fairly directly. I have an old HP laserjet works well with up to 90# (the specks say 80# max) Funny we baoth do the same thing.. I also have an old Citizen 24 pin with all the color you'd want.. I spray a couple light coats of lacquer ( no I haven't tried the water based stuff ) make it about 10 times stronger and "weather" resistant! Happy Flying! |
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