Simple Diorama Tutorial

I will give a tutorial on how to create a simple diorama. This time I will wear desert theme. It should be noted as weathering techniques in making the diorama must be necessary caution not to overdo the process. So the model is created not over reality (exceeds the actual reality).now go to tools and materials required:

1.     Cardboard size of approximately 1 mm
2.     The white paper
3.     PVAC Glue
4.     Brush flat and round brush (number 1 and 2)
5.     Crayon Pastel
6.     Facial Tissue
7.     Toothpick
8.     Acrylic Paint

Logic to design 3d papermodel

Answering a question on the forum how to design paper models eg Mig 29

1. Research and Preparation:
- Find blueprints
- If you specify no blueprint, blueprint created yourself from photos
- Foto2 many sides
- Photo detail if any, could also be Plamo photo
- Specify his squadron (decal, logo squadron) looking picture
- Specify the scale

2. modeling:
a. using 3d modeling software (free) to create a model in the virtual world based on the blueprint or picture. Use foto2 to create texture or to use a graphics program kind of photoshop or coreldraw

b. Direct modeling: use simple geometri2 combined to make the airframe, such as tubes, cones and beams. with based on the blueprint that had previously been in print appropriate scale we want.

3. Unfold (parsed so the pattern):
a. Unfold use such software pepakura designer.
b. unloading prototype models if the model directly without software. and trace back pola2nya on

Make Rust Effect On Paper Model

Equipment required:

• Brush (use a brush marks only), required a somewhat stiff brush tip

• Brick red paint, yellow brown and transparent. Here exemplified using Tamiya paint color XF-9 Hull Red and Clear Yellow X-24

Before applying the effect of rust on the model, you better to experiment on other areas first to get the right technique and the results were similar to rust. Required reference image / photo or you can follow the example of rust on objects around you are rusty, such as iron / bolts rusted, rusty iron pole, etc.. Train your cat to the mix is similar to the original rust aplikaskan on your new model.

How to Print on Glossy Paper

1. To print on glossy paper models, it's good to check the printer settings it first. Since the default of plain printer paper. Replaced just so glossy paper. 
2. Once in print, do not rush - the rush to cut the pattern. It is better silenced / drained in order for the color stick to the paper. 
3. To do the scoring, so it is advisable to use a back scoring techniques. It's a little more complicated, but the result will be much better than doing regular scoring, because color glossy paper will break if we do a regular scoring.
4. For the process of attachment, try not to use too much glue. If the glue got glossynya paper, be difficult to remove the scar. Later so many spots. 
5. If one wants to add color using markers, it is better done before the process of attachment. This was done just for the sake of reducing the risk of staining that failed after pasting.

Art Paper Printing Tips On Using InkJet Printer

Art Paper if it is used for making papercraft will be very good results, especially when compared to the plastic model because it is glossy art paper. Unfortunately the type of non-porous paper such inhospitable with inkjet printers used the papercrafter. But, there are a few tricks you can do to print on art paper using an inkjet printer.  

• Set Print Quality on the highest scale, usually written "High". Such arrangements usually are used on glossy inkjet paper.

 

How To Make Papercraft

Papercraft Model Making

Papercraft is the art of cutting, folding, and gluing paper to make intricate 3D models of anything from cars to boats, from people and animals, and from video game characters to model weapons. When you look at some of the models people make, it's hard to believe that they're simply made from cut, folded and glued paper. This hobby is inexpensive, extremely enjoyable, and easy for anyone to get into. If you enjoy working with you hands and seeing something that used to be on a flat sheet of paper come to life right in front of you, then papercraft might be for you. The Starcraft Seige Tank shown here is completely made of folded paper, and glue! Here, I've put together a resource for anyone who is looking to get started in papercraft. I'll go over the tools, technique, and resources you need to start making your own papercraft models in no time!

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Papercraft

This may be considered a broad category that contains origami and card modeling. Origami is the process of making a paper model by folding paper without using glue. Card modeling is making scale models from sheets of cardstock on which the parts were printed, usually in full color. These pieces would be cut out, folded, scored and glued together. They are generally more popular in Europe and Japan than in the United States.

Sometimes the model pieces can be punched out. More frequently the printed parts must be cut out. Edges may be scored to aid folding. The parts are usually glued together with polyvinyl acetate glue ("white glue" "PVA"). In this kind of modeling the sections are usually pre-painted, so there is no need to paint the model after completion. Some enthusiasts may enhance the model by painting and detailing. Due to the nature of the paper medium, the model may be sealed with varnish to last longer.