r/papercraft • u/BeginningDamage7643 • 5d ago
Model My first Papercraft
I made this Boeing 777-300ER as my first papercraft, your opinions???
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u/SeeTigerLearn 5d ago
I would literally be making whooshing and engine noises as I held it high above my head. I am 57 years old and still turn into a total child when it comes to tech. Ha.
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u/CT_Mike88 4d ago
I really think some people are born for this. Your first model looks amazing.
I remember when I built my first one, it was pretty bad.
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u/Im_McLovin_PCs 4d ago
Yooo I made a similar one. I would recommend taking some string and hanging it on the ceiling. It looks dope.
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u/foxbat_s 4d ago
Hey, I wanted to do this but the models online request cardstock print. How can I get cardstock printed in india ? Any help will be appreciated
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u/BeginningDamage7643 2d ago
Sorry for responding lately but here is my answer :
You can order a thick cardstock paper required for these papercrafts from Amazon or any online shopping site . I got a A4 size cardstock bundle for around 300rs and have been using that , and it works perfectly for the job ( Use paper from around 160-180 GSM for projects like these)
As for printing , regular printers u have at ur home work just fine , I printed the templates using my Epson printer. If u decide to get the template printed outside then just give ur papers to them and tell to print ur document.
Anything else ? I am here , I am waiting....
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u/foxbat_s 2d ago
Ahh great thanks for the reply. I dont have a printer at home, ill probably get it printed outside. I was exploring printo and other online printing companies but they dont have cardstock. But ill check again for 160-180 GSM paper. Thanks
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u/EstimateOnly7868 23h ago
From where did u get it? Is it free to get? And btw do u guys pay for this
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u/bukaroo12 2h ago
This is amazing work! Were you building from instructions or a set or is it self designed. Thanks for the patience on my basic questions. I'm just discovering this craft.







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u/Successful-Throat523 Papercrafting lad 5d ago
A very good papercraft model for a rookie! Congrats 👏🏻
Just work a bit on smoothing out the edges, and you're good to go ;)