Cardboard War Galleys - An Easy-To-Build Project For Wargames by William Johnson

William Johnson builds a fleet of 15mm ships to rule the Medterranean. 

Model ships for naval games in 15mm are easy and inexpensive to make. A pair of ships can easily be knocked out in a single evening. 

Included on the link below are all the templates and instructions you will need to build a fleet of your own.

William Johnson construiu uma frota de navios de 15 mm para dominar o Mediterrâneo. 

Modelos de navios para jogos navais em 15mm são fáceis e baratos de fazer. Um par de navios pode ser facilmente construído em uma única noite. 

Incluídas no link logo abaixo estão os moldes e todas as instruções necessárias para construir sua própria frota.

Link: Cardboard.War.Galleys.An.Easy.To.Build.Project.For.Wargames.by.William.Johnson

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Stokesay Castle’s South Tower Paper Model - by British Heritage

Find out about the wealthy wool merchant who built Stokesay Castle in Shropshire at the end of the 13th century, and discover what different parts of the castle were used for. 

Then download and print our special template to create your own version of Stokesay Castle’s impressive South Tower! - British Heritage 

The South Tower of Stokesay Castle was designed to look like the towers of great medieval castles, but it wasn’t actually built for defence. Instead, it was a luxurious living space. 

Although Stokesay Castle was secure against bands of thieves, its military appearance was mostly for show and it wouldn’t have been able to withstand a serious siege.

Saiba mais sobre o rico comerciante de lã que construiu o Castelo Stokesay em Shropshire no final do século 13 e descubra para que as diferentes partes do castelo foram usadas. 

Em seguida, baixe e imprima nosso modelo de papel especial para criar sua própria versão da impressionante Torre Sul do Castelo de Stokesay! - British Heritage 

A Torre Sul do Castelo de Stokesay foi projetada para se parecer com as torres dos grandes castelos medievais, mas na verdade não foi construída para defesa. 

Em vez disso, era um espaço luxuoso. Embora o Castelo de Stokesay fosse seguro contra bandos de ladrões, sua aparência militar era principalmente para exibição e não teria resistido a um cerco sério.

Link: Stokesay.Castle’s.South.Tower.Paper.Model.by.British.Heritage

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A Cardboard Garage - A Work In Progress - by Papermau - Part 02

Here is the second part of the Cardboard Garage project in 1/64 scale, suitable for Hot Wheels, Matchbox and similar miniatures. 

As I said in the first post, I am only using materials that can be found at home, such as cardboard, thick paper from packaging boxes, paper clips, ice cream sticks, bamboo chopsticks, styrofoam from supermarket trays, glue school grade water-based paints, corrugated cardboard (the kind found inside toast packets) and water-based paints.

I used a piece of crumpled aluminum foil to make the textures on the styrofoam and corrugated paper for the roof. The ice cream sticks were used as door stops and to simulate the windows of the upper parts of the doors.

The smaller roof support was made with paper clips and the water pipe with a piece of wire. The pipe clamps were made with milk carton cardboard. 

The inside of these milk cartons are covered with a kind of matte aluminum that can be used to simulate various things, such as water troughs, lamps and poles. 

More soon.

Eis aqui a segunda parte do projeto de Garagem de Papelão na escala 1/64, própria para as miniaturas Hot Wheels, Matchbox e similares.

Como eu havia dito no primeiro post, eu estou usando apenas materiais que podem ser encontrados em casa, tais como papelão, papel grosso de caixas de embalagens, clipes d epapel, palitos de sorvete, hashis de bambu, isopor de bandejas de supermercado, cola á base de água do tipo escolar, papelão ondulado (do tipo encontrado dentro de pacotes de torradas) e tintas à base de água.

Usei um pedaço de papel alumínio amassado para fazer as texturas no isopor e papel ondulado para o telhado. Os palitos de sorvete foram usados como batentes para as portas e para simular os vitrôs das partes superiores das portas.

O suporte do telhado menor foi feito com clipes de papel e o cano de água com um pedaço de arame. As abraçadeiras do cano foram feitas com papelão de caixa de leite.

A parte de dentro dessas caixas de leite são cobertas com uma espécie de alumínio fosco que pode ser usado para simular várias coisas, tais como calhas de água, luminárias e postes. 

Mais em breve.

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How To Make A 1995`s Chevrolet Van Out Of Cardboard Tutorial With Templates - by Oficina De Artes Diversas

Cristiano Ramos is a Brazilian designer and model maker who creates complex models from scratch using cardboard as base. 

The materials he uses regularly are easily found at home, such as cardboard, hot glue and instant glue, ice cream and barbecue sticks, soda straws, an acetate or plastic sheet from soda bottles, ruler, scissors, box cutter and markers Coloring. 

Today I leave you with this impressive 1995`s Chevrolet Van created by Cristiano, who, in addition to kindly providing free templates, also made a detailed video tutorial teaching how to assemble the model. 

Follow Cristiano's Instagram and YouTube channel to learn more about his work.

Cristiano Ramos é um designer e modelista brasileiro que cria complexos modelos do zero usando como base papelão. 

Os materiais que ele usa regularmente são facilmente encontrados em casa, tais como papelão, cola quente e cola instantânea, palitos de sorvete e churrasco, canudos de refrigerante, uma folha de acetato ou plástico de garrafas de refrigenrente, régua, tesoura, estilete e canetinhas para colorir. 

Hoje deixo com vocês esta impressionante Chevrolet Van 1995 criado pelo Cristiano, que além de gentilmente disponibilizar os templates gratuítos, ainda fez um detalhado video tutorial ensinando como montar o modelo. 

Sigam o Instagram e o canal do Youtube do Cristiano para conhecer mais sobre seu trabalho.

Link to Youtube Channel: Cardboard.Projects.Brazilian.Oficina.De.Artes.Diversas.On.Youtube 

Link to Instagram: Cardboard.Projects.Brazilian.Oficina.De.Artes.Diversas.On.Instagram

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