1/32 PMI card stock "Kits"

Hi;

 Well, after building ship sized aircraft ( teensy things ) I believe you will be very satisfied if you follow the directions and the tips on paper folding , bending and shaping I gave .Good luck . Tanker - Builder

Thinking of doing the P-40 to see what they are all about and see where it goes before digging into the Mustang, if I ever do.

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   See , I told you so . Paper models are fun , Goldhammer ! . There were some at the ALAMO Squadron / I.P.M.S. Show and contest this last February . Boy were they done beautifully ! . I think you'll like them .    Tanker - Builder

Hello!

If you like paper aircraft models, there are many companies in Poland that design them in 1:33 scale. Some of them aresimple and build up fast, some of them are very detailed. Lots of subjects covered, too. You have WWI fighters, lots of WWII aircraft, but also modern jets and helicopters, many of the mentioned have detailed engines and even more of them have complete interiors. There is a model of the B-17, B-24 and B-29 in 1:33 scale. There is a model of the C-130 - when built looks a bit like fire extinguisher with wings (I mean the overall shape, not the detail level!). I personally own a 1:33 model (unbuilt) of the B-52 - when built, it will measure 1,4m long and 1,7m wingspan. So please take a look/google - it's worth it. Good luck with your builds and have a nice day

Paweł

The first paper model I built was a P-40.  It was a cereal premium.  With Kix boxtops you could send in a boxtop and a modest amount and receive your choice of a P-40 or a Zero.  These were flying scale models.  The nose weights were pennies.  They flew so-so, but they were quite nice looking for a forties vintage paper kit.