Xavior
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I decided to practice the techniques before my speed build kit gets here, and I also need a mock up fusalage because I want to make the rear hatch operate.
There is definitely a little skill involved, I'm glad I practiced. So far I have learned.
1) Be careful not to cut the bottom paper when you are not supposed to, it's easy to do
2) When making an A or B fold put the loose part of the paper towards the table, it keeps it smooth and pretty.
3) In corners be sure not to get glue in your next fold, it is not easy to dig out.
4) think a few steps ahead, don't fixate on the step in front of you. Or you can get to the next step and... Dang it I didnt know the fit on that last piece was important and I just slapped it on there.
5) This is fun! It's a great balance of challenge and reward.
And You can make some big mistakes and still fix it easily, It's just not as pretty.
There is definitely a little skill involved, I'm glad I practiced. So far I have learned.
1) Be careful not to cut the bottom paper when you are not supposed to, it's easy to do
2) When making an A or B fold put the loose part of the paper towards the table, it keeps it smooth and pretty.
3) In corners be sure not to get glue in your next fold, it is not easy to dig out.
4) think a few steps ahead, don't fixate on the step in front of you. Or you can get to the next step and... Dang it I didnt know the fit on that last piece was important and I just slapped it on there.
5) This is fun! It's a great balance of challenge and reward.
And You can make some big mistakes and still fix it easily, It's just not as pretty.