It's entirely handmade. I used cardboard for the base, roof, and everything else, then painted it with acrylic paints. It took several days, but I really love how the architecture turned out!
From cardboard design to fiberglass model... my first and I'm very proud of it. Not yet done, but almost there
I made these for my art showcase last fall. They were part of a bigger collection that depicted commonly misunderstood creatures. I had them attached to the wall, as well as to the ceiling.
Hi everyone I make a cardboard airport from my imagination I hope it’s nice
do any of you have an idea to make the tracks on my RC E100 work and push the vehicle, feel free to share, i appreciate it!
Man litteraly every time i touch moving parts i fails. help me
Usually this kind of detail gets missed unless you get very up close and personal with my artwork, but I thought this sub might appreciate all the tiny bits of cardboard that are going into this tiny (1/64ish) sculpture of an abandoned home near Parrsboro, Nova Scotia…
A mandalorian helmet I made with my son (7yo) this weekend.
Was really wanting a place to hang up my earrings and have easy access to put them on in the morning. I didn’t use measurements so that’s why it looks kinda wonky. Happy with the end result though
Thought i’d share another one of my handmade functional cardboard trash trucks!
Working on the ELZ-32 prototype project, featuring a hand-cut jet engine turbine for the TF-X Kaan scale model.
Everything is built entirely from scratch using only 1mm–3mm grey cardboard, a craft knife, rulers, and glue-no 3D printing, laser cutting, or CNC. Following the "parçadan bütüne" (from parts to the whole) approach, relying purely on structural balance, gravity, and manual precision.
The invisible holds the visible. Let me know what you think of the blade details!
While the finalization process for the Elz-15 Hagia Sophia prototype continues, the new project, the Elz-32 KAAN prototype model, is in the process of being built. The construction of the motor nozzles, motors, and front folding wheel system is ongoing. Grey cardboard and recycled materials continue to be combined.
Is it just me, or does there really seem to be a lot, and I mean a lot, of gun projects?
It does bother me in that they are guns, but they often fill up the feed and push back other projects of a more imaginative nature.
Yes, I know, I'm a miserable old git 😁
I present the hear of iron-man
The arc reactor
It’s made only using cardboard and some plastic
I added led strip to it to make it even cooler
im making the e100 tonk
"Corrugated Cardboard" or "Grey Cardboard"? What's the difference between these two main materials used in modeling, and how can you work with them without problems?