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This is an example of how to make a paper building. In this case, I built a modified version of GHQ's Rowhouses in Valkenswaard.
Step 0 is to get your materials. I used card stock paper (60lb, I think), a sheet of 0.020" styrene and a 0.188" styrene angle which was about a foot long.
You will also need rubber cement, Crazy Glue and a bunch of binder clips in different sizes. I recommend at least two rather small binder clips.
When making the paper building, the first thing I did was to print out the building on card stock paper.
Once that is done, I cut it out. I was sure to leave extra paper on the top and one of the sides so that I could glue the sides and top to sides.
Some Eames chairs might need 20 (if they're coarse threaded). These happen to be the fine-threaded variety.
A causa della staffa nel freno posteriore ho dovuto eliminare una rondella.
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Part way through my project, I realized my painting skillz are more akin to the cheesy country style, than to Van Gogh. To prevent my hardwork from ending up in the Museum of Bad Art (MOBA), I decided to only partially finish "coloring in" my initial drawing. I am leaving the rest of the painting in color book style. It still looks damn good on an antique washboard ;)
There's a trend in fabric design for "paint-by-number fabric" (see Moda Birds by Number, Deer by Number by Erin Michael fro Moda, and this blog post has a good etsy round up). so. I ended up with a coloring book painting. My guess is it's still MOBA-worthy, lol.
Washboard image is from Larry & Carole Meekers' Patented Antqiues.
You can make one too by following the simple instructions at allforces.com/2006/04/14/css-signatures/
Esploso del pad posteriore (quello vecchio). Da notare la staffa che permetteva al gruppo della ganascia di non spostarsi troppo in frenata.
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