A dockyard model made of card

[GIG1810]

Ahoy,

that looks really nice! I wouldn't have thought that you could build something like this with paper. Just great!!!

I remain curious ...

 

[pugwash]

What a fabulous model, Ab.

BTW all your images are all PNG files this time.

 

[Ab Hoving]

Thank you for your interest @GIG1810.
@pugwash: does that mean that you can see them right away. I can't remember what your preference was. Sorry for that. I usually make pictures with my phone and make them smaller for forum use, which creates the png. file. Was that the one you could see or the bigger ones, which are jpg. Modern techniques... sigh.

 

[pugwash]

Thank you for your interest @GIG1810.
@pugwash: does that mean that you can see them right away. I can't remember what your preference was. Sorry for that. I usually make pictures with my phone and make them smaller for forum use, which creates the png. file. Was that the one you could see or the bigger ones, which are jpg. Modern techniques... sigh.

Thank you for your consideration, Ab.
Indeed my preference is jpeg files.
I do like to save to my files projects that interest me.
I know there are software conversions available, but I find that to be too much of a 'faff' for me.

 

[Rebus]

Ab, wonderful build that just amazes me.

 

[Maarten]

Wow Ab,

This is really something new, never considered this would be possible with card. Love it.

 

[AnobiumPunctatum]

Really wonderful progres Ab. Paper is not my material. But I think it is possible to copy your method to wood or styrene and build the model in a small scale.
It's a pitty that this years exhibition in Amsterdam and the yearly meeting of the Arbeitskreis are on the same date.
But perhaps I can see your lovely model next year in reality.