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Toleman TG183 Hart Turbo 1982

Interesting how a wingcar type car was then redesigned to a flat bottom for 1983-84.

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Rado - Modely F1

Very interesting what can be achieved with paper! Especially nice that we can see more obscure cars.

Your paper models are amazing. You know the properties of the material and choose a "subject" of a suitable shape. Well done!

I'm not the paper model builder, but I'm more and more interested in building such a model... well let's see

Very nice build, like those paper models!

Inuyasha wrote:Very nice build, like those paper models!

Thanks, this one is in scale 1/18..

steinietrabi wrote:I'm not the paper model builder, but I'm more and more interested in building such a model... well let's see

Hi, model templates are very well usable in scratch project, most of them are designed with a chassis, a lot of work and measurements falls off, but there is no need to talk about it, it is necessary to try

vadim wrote:Your paper models are amazing. You know the properties of the material and choose a "subject" of a suitable shape. Well done!

Thanks, simply I like this cars..

Jeff wrote:Very interesting what can be achieved with paper! Especially nice that we can see more obscure cars.

Hi, I´m still working on a new cars, end od 70 ies and whole 80 ies are my favorit years, stay tuned

It is a very nicely done paper F1!

I've done some paper models of various subjects. It is no easier than plastic kits. Sometimes it is more difficult. It depends on the subject and the size. I found the Epson paper model of Mercedes W06. It is a beast. There are so many pieces. All the front wing elements are separated.

1/18 scale does help a little bit.