The Ephemeral Museum - A WW2`s Style House In Europe Assembled by Eletroart

Electroart is a talented papercraft modeler who is only 11 years old and it was he who assembled this Papermau original papercraft, the House of the Second World War located somewhere in Europe. 

Eletroart kindly sent me some pictures of his beautiful work and I took the liberty of reposting them here on the blog. He said this was his first colored papercraft. I thought it was very good, and you, what did you think? 

If you want to build your own WW2`s Style House Somewhere In Europe, the link to download the templates is right below. Have fun!

Electroart é um talentoso modelista de apenas 11 anos de idade e foi ele quem montou este papercraft original do Papermau, a Casa da Segunda Grande Guerra situada em algum lugar na Europa. 

Eletroart gentilmente enviou-me algumas fotos de seu belo trabalho e eu tomei a liberdade de repostá-las aqui no blog. Ele disse que esse foi seu primeiro papercraft colorido. Eu achei que ficou muito bom, e você, o que achou? 

Se você quiser montar sua própria Casa da Segunda Grande Guerra, o link para baixar os templates esá logo abaixo. Boa diversão!

Download: A WW2`s Style House Somewhere In Europe Paper Model - by Papermau

About the Ephemeral Museum:

I "am in the paper modeling" since 2005, although I've had contact with paper models from my childhood in the 1970s, via magazines that were sold sporadically in newsagents. I remember magazines with houses to build and dioramas/playsets of airports, western forts, nativity scenes and the like. With the advent of the internet what happened was simply a revival of the papercraft hobby for me and many other people of my generation. Today I am opening a new session here on the blog, the Ephemeral Museum , which is a place where I will show some of the models that I built all these years. I would also like this to be a space where all modelers friends could show their work, so if anyone wants to participate in this "museum", just send photos of your work and a few words, if you want, to the e-mail:

mautherous@gmail.com

All who submit their work will be published, without exceptions.

Eu "estou no papelmodelismo" desde 2005, embora eu já tivesse contato com modelos de papel desde minha infância, nos anos 1970, via revistas que eram vendidas esporadicamente em bancas de jornal. Lembro que haviam revistas com casas para montar e dioramas/playsets de aeroportos, fortes-apache, presépios e coisas do tipo. Com o advento da internet o que houve foi simplesmente um renascimento do hobby do papelmodelismo para mim e muitas outras pessoas de minha geração. Hoje eu estou inaugurando uma nova sessão aqui no blog, o Ephemeral Museum, que é um lugar aonde irei mostrar alguns dos modelos que eu construí em todos estes anos. Também gostaria que esse fosse um espaço aonde todos os amigos modelistas pudessem mostrar seus trabalhos, sendo assim, se alguém quiser participar deste "museu", basta mandar fotos de seu trabalho e algumas palavras para o e-mail abaixo:

mautherous@gmail.com

Todos que enviarem seus trabalhos serão publicados, sem exceções.

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WW2`s Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka Paper Model In 1/45 Scaleby Paper Diorama

Created and offered by the team of designers from the Italian website Paper Diorama, here is a very well done paper model of the Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka kamikaze attack aircraft, in 1/45 scale. 

The entire model occupies three printed sheets, one for the aircraft and two for the stands (you can choose between a stand that shows the aircraft in action or one that shows it on the ground, resting on its transport trailer.) 

The Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka (literally Cherry Blossom) was a purpose-built, rocket-powered human-guided kamikaze attack aircraft employed by Japan against Allied ships towards the end of the Pacific War during World War II. 

Although extremely fast, the very short range of the Ohka meant that it had to be carried into action as a parasite aircraft by a much larger bomber, which was itself vulnerable to carrier-borne fighters. 

In action during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945, Ohkas were able to sink or damage some escort vessels and transport ships but no major warships were ever sunk. Improved versions which attempted to overcome the aircraft's shortcomings were developed too late to be deployed. Allied troops referred to the aircraft as "Baka Bombs (idiot bombs)".

Criado e oferecido pela equipe de designers do site italiano Paper Diorama, eis aqui um modelo de papel muito bem feito da aeronave de ataque kamikaze Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka, na escala 1/45. 

O modelo todo ocupa três folhas impressas, sendo uma para a aeronave e duas para os stands (você pode escolher entre um stand que mostra a aeronave em ação ou uma que a mostra em solo, repousando sobre sua carreta de transporte.) 

O Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka (literalmente Flor de Cerejeira) era uma aeronave de ataque kamikaze guiada por humanos, movida a foguete, construída especificamente pelo Japão para atacar navios aliados no final da Batalha do Pacífico durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial. 

Embora extremamente rápido, o alcance muito curto do Ohka significava que ele tinha que ser colocado em ação como uma aeronave parasita por um bombardeiro muito maior, que era vulnerável a caças transportados por porta-aviões. 

Em ação durante a Batalha de Okinawa em 1945, os Ohkas conseguiram afundar ou danificar alguns navios de escolta e navios de transporte, mas nenhum navio de guerra importante foi afundado. Versões melhoradas que tentaram superar as deficiências da aeronave foram desenvolvidas tarde demais para serem implantadas. As tropas aliadas se referiram à aeronave como "Bombas Baka (bombas idiotas)".

Link: WW2`s.Yokosuka.MXY.7.Ohka.Paper.Model.In.1/45.Scale.by.Paper.Diorama

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WW2`s Zero Fighter Type 52`s Bunker Paper Model In 1/48 Scaleby Paper Model Studio

Just now I noticed that Paper Model Studio website also made available a bunker for the Zero Fighter Type 52. The Model occupies nine sheets of paper and is on the same size as the plane, 1/48 scale.

Apenas agora eu notei que o site Paper Model Studio também disponibilizou um bunker para o Zero Fighter Type 52. O Modelo ocupa nove folhas de papel e está na mesma escala do avião, ou seja, escala 1/48.

Link to download: WW2`s.Zero.Fighter.Type.52`s.Bunker.In.1/48.Scale.by.Paper.Model.Studio.Download

Link to instructions: WW2`s.Zero.Fighter.Type.52`s.Bunker.In.1/48.Scale.by.Paper.Model.Studio.Instructions

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Link Trainer Flight Simulator Paper Model - by Currell Graphics

The term Link Trainer, also known as the "Blue box" and "Pilot Trainer" is commonly used to refer to a series of flight simulators produced between the early 1930s and early 1950s by Ed Link, based on technology he pioneered in 1929 at his family's business in Binghamton, New York. 

These simulators became famous during World War II, when they were used as a key pilot training aid by almost every combatant nation. The original Link Trainer was created in 1929 out of the need for a safe way to teach new pilots how to fly by instruments. 

A former organ and nickelodeon builder, Link used his knowledge of pumps, valves and bellows to create a flight simulator that responded to the pilot's controls and gave an accurate reading on the included instruments. 

More than 500,000 US pilots were trained on Link simulators, as were pilots of nations as diverse as Australia, Canada, Germany, United Kingdom, Israel, Japan, Pakistan and the USSR. 

The Link Flight Trainer has been designated as A Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The Link Company, now part of L-3 Communications, continues to make aerospace simulators.

O termo Link Trainer , ou Treinador Link, também conhecido como "Caixa Azul" e "Treinador de Piloto" é comumente usado para se referir a uma série de simuladores de vôo produzidos entre os anos 1930 e início dos anos 1950 por Ed Link, com base em uma tecnologia revolucionária. 

Este simulador fez fama durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, quando foram fundamentais para o treino e formação de pilotos por quase todas as nações envolvidas no conflito. 

O Simulador Link original foi criado em 1929, devido a necessidade de ensinar novos pilotos a voar por instrumentos. 

Mais de 500.000 pilotos dos EUA foram treinados em Simuladores Link, assim como pilotos de países tão diversos como Austrália, Canadá, Alemanha, Reino Unido, Israel, Japão, Paquistão e da URSS.  As Indústrias Link continuam a fazer simuladores, agora aeroespaciais.

Link: Link.Trainer.Flight.Simulator.Paper.Model.by.Currell.Graphics

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A House To Build - A British Vintage Paper Model - by Tuck DB

This vintage family house paper model was originally published in the early twentieth century by Tuck DB company. Raphael Tuck & Sons was the world's largest postcard publisher. 

The images used span the entire globe and offer a unique visual history of life in the late 19th and early 20th century. Unfortunately, during the London Blitz of the Second World War the company headquarters was destroyed including greeting cards, records and originals images.

Este modelo de papel antigo de uma casa da família foi publicado originalmente no início do século XX pela editora Tuck DB. Raphael Tuck & Sons foi a maior fabricante de cartões postais do mundo. 

As imagens usadas cobriam todo o mundo e ofereciam uma história visual única da vida no final do século XIX e início do século XX. Infelizmente, durante a Blitz de Londres da Segunda Guerra Mundial, a sede da empresa foi totalmente destruída, incluindo todos os cartões, registros e imagens originais.

Link to the paper model: A.House.To.Build.A.British.Vintage.Paper.Model.by.Tuck.DB

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