Warhammer paper models

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**Skinflint Games**

That. Is. ASTONISHING.

**bhaad**

yeap, cute little rhino

**bhaad**

small leg for a small titan

**tzurk**

ello babby rhino...neat work!

Love the pulse pistol prop too. Great job mane

**bhaad**

some progress

**Roknar**

JFC

**bhaad**

ha?

**bhaad**

He stands!

**tzurk**

Yeah, wow. Taking shape nicely mate. Keep up the good work!

**bhaad**

Had an inspiration to do something different and made Vf-1s
And now i understand that it will be a pain to paint it white

**Tommygun1918**

How do you prime your paper?
I have not had very good luck when trying to paint over paper.

**bhaad**

Tommygun1918 wrote:
How do you prime your paper?
I have not had very good luck when trying to paint over paper.

Spray primer from the can - same as for plastic models.
I asume, after priming surface bended?
This happens with wide flat surfaces and thin paper and waterbased primers. Thats why all such surfaces are reinforced with cardboard from inside.

**Kid_Kyoto**

Amazing body of work! The Macross Valkyrie is especially impressive.

Have you considered uploading your images directly to the gallery rather than as attachments? That would make them more searchable and people could vote on them, put them on the front page etc.

**bhaad**

Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Amazing body of work! The Macross Valkyrie is especially impressive.

Have you considered uploading your images directly to the gallery rather than as attachments? That would make them more searchable and people could vote on them, put them on the front page etc.

oof, for this ill need some manual.

**Tommygun1918**

bhaad wrote:

Spray primer from the can - same as for plastic models.
I asume, after priming surface bended?
This happens with wide flat surfaces and thin paper and waterbased primers. Thats why all such surfaces are reinforced with cardboard from inside.

Yes, I guess I'm not re-enforcing enough.

**bhaad**

painted a little. never gonna make any white model

**bhaad**

finished all details (but shields) for second leg and started working on hand weaponry

**Skinflint Games**

That is beyond incredible

**bhaad**

Skinflint Games wrote:
That is beyond incredible

thank you

doing my best

**Don Qui Hotep**

bhaad wrote:
Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Amazing body of work! The Macross Valkyrie is especially impressive.

Have you considered uploading your images directly to the gallery rather than as attachments? That would make them more searchable and people could vote on them, put them on the front page etc.

oof, for this ill need some manual.

https://www.dakkadakka.com/core/gallery-upload.jsp

**bhaad**

Don Qui Hotep wrote:
bhaad wrote:
Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Amazing body of work! The Macross Valkyrie is especially impressive.

Have you considered uploading your images directly to the gallery rather than as attachments? That would make them more searchable and people could vote on them, put them on the front page etc.

oof, for this ill need some manual.

https://www.dakkadakka.com/core/gallery-upload.jsp

thanx!

**bhaad**

weapon builds slowly, experimenting with coils to get the best form
current variant - cardboard core and ethernet cable wrapping, maybe will a better option - we'll see