I wasn’t able to get a better shot of this material, but it has some very fine weave that might suitable for HO gauge window screening or N-gauge chain-link fencing. The five by seven inch bag was used for wedding favors and was left left behind at a wedding I recently attended.
These steampunk airships were created mostly from cardboard and are extraordinary...
This video will take you through the process of converting two hard-played with Matchbook models into a Post Apocalyptic Zombie tanker. The authors steps through multiple steps to convert these models into a realistic Mad Max themed vehicle.
Here is another business card structure. This one is in 1/72 scale and was created from two standard business cards.
I have a good or bad habit (it all depends on how you look at it) of saving bits of everything. I am far from being a hoarder, but I do collect the small bits left over from certain projects. These bits are stored in various containers waiting to be used in some new project.
One such collection is the small bits of polystyrene from projects and kits. These bits can used as bits of rubbish or debris around industrial sites and abandoned or demolished buildings.
Another use for these bits, especially the slithers of polystyrene can be used to fill gaps and irregularities in your models. Just plug in slithers in the holes and gaps and “paint” a liberal amount of liquid plastic cement on the piece to fuse it into the model.
