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gardevoir7 — Fletchling Papercraft

Published: 2014-11-23 23:12:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 983; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 5
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Description Pffiouh... A break in the Gardevoir papercraft series...actually I haven't built more of them yet!
Here is Fletchling  done by . If it can stand, it is since I put sand in the legs, yes, real beach sand.   But this is not a really good idea since the sand goes out by the little holes that my bad building makes..
Anyway, I do love birds even if I do not like the 6th pokemon generation and this little boy is really nice! tweet-tweet!
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Comments: 5

BRSpidey [2014-11-23 23:44:18 +0000 UTC]

Sand? I'd never thought of using sand . I think this would spread throughout the model, or this would exit through small holes  .
Usually I use clay to give counterweight, but always gray or white color, because another color stain the paper .

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gardevoir7 In reply to BRSpidey [2014-11-24 19:23:03 +0000 UTC]

This is totally true, the sand exit through the holes...   That's why I said that his is NOT a good idea! But as I'm poor, I still use it, it is quite efficient you know.   If you don't have to move the model, that's fine.  

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aquametal In reply to gardevoir7 [2015-07-15 19:53:43 +0000 UTC]

The idea of using sand isn't actually that bad. I have used it with success with success , just needed to mix a bit of glue, that way the sand turns into a kind of stone fully attached to the model. In some case, I have used small stones wrapped with paper, and I even used a magnet . Those "hacks" never made my models gross.

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gardevoir7 In reply to aquametal [2015-07-15 21:09:10 +0000 UTC]

Okay, thanks for the advice!  

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BRSpidey In reply to gardevoir7 [2014-11-25 04:31:37 +0000 UTC]

Maybe , but I don't like the idea of having dirt , models also deteriorate with dust .
I prefer the always reliable modeling clay, filled only part that is in contact with the floor. The rest you can fill with cotton or pillow stuffing . But it's all a matter of preference (and wallet )

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