Some of you may know, some may not, but I have another hobby besides drawing, for which the base material is paper - paper model assembling / papercraft. I haven't intended to post any paperwork here, but I will make an exception; mainly because of

being curious and

giving away a nice model - the spaceship "Ebon Hawk" for free to everyone. Thank you both!
Another minor reason - I think I won't be doing any new drawings for some time (2-3 months), most of my time is spent by studies or related projects currently, and it's easier for me to find time for fiddling about with papier pieces

I have something to post at least.
I hope I'll be able to post new shots at least every two weeks. I decided to merge a few small work-in-progress photos into one big one, so I won't spam you with tens of photos. Hopefully I haven't made the small photos way too small, but just in case - if you want to see some clearer, bigger shots, just say so and I'll post a bigger photo.
Clubs I'm in:

club of artists from my homeland! Thank you guys for managing this one for us.

I'm a pencil portrait junkie, that's it.

'cause I've been listening to Apocalyptica's music for years and I still like it as much as years ago.
Devious Comments
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~Esther~
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Life is like beautiful lyrics, only it is pretty messed up.
I think your final model will outlast my prototype by a few years, you've really went all-out on reinforcing it and no white-edges in sight.
Keep me updated (at your convenience); if you run into anything that you consider to be poorly described or difficult to follow please tell me and I'll attempt to clarify.
Coloring the edges makes a big difference, but takes a lot of time too. Actually, I haven't reinforced it much - I only cut all the original tabs away and use thin paper strips instead (or no tabs at all). And I cut two holes into C part, I want to deepen the outlets.
It'll have a long live, if no one steps on it
Only real problem I had was caused by my printer: when I was printing onto a thick paper, I noticed the print came out shorter by 2 mm in vertical direction. Quite of an issue when fitting larger parts together, but I was able to cope with it so far. I wrote down some remarks about a few parts; I'll pm you when I finish the side bays.
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