A new Source for Paper Models .

For you guys who are looking for space-related paper models, check out http://papermodelingman.com/

Excellent source of free models.

Mike

 You are very correct . I know of three Tardis papermodels .

As Spock would say: Facinating. This looks like a really fun challenge. I've looked at Fiddler's Green paper models in the past but generally went "meh." Might have to open my mind a little. Plus I'm sure that there is a paper model of a T.A.R.D.I.S. out there somewhere.

Thanks for the terrific link.

I see that he has many outlets for his paper kits but none in my area.  I did not see a way to order online so I sent the Lake Freighter Minis site a request.

 The images of the Great lakes kits look really good.  I do not have much experience with paper models but these look very do-able. (for me that means Lottsa Straight Lines!)

As regards "A new source for paper models"...

Here's one link for free stuff with many models listed as from another Bob Mays.

http://www.bobscardmodels.altervista.org/pdf_files/TOTAL_PhBoxcar.pdf

Free to download!  What a deal. 

   Nino

P.S. There is another link for another Robert Mays with Spacecraft as his primary interest.  It is very informative. http://amaysingpc.blogspot.com/2015/12/

   EDIT:   I heard back ( quick Service!) 

Hi , Bobmodel ;

 Yeah , and his product line will increase over time too .

Just a reminder to space enthusiasts that several NASA sites have free artwork for space vehicles and launch vehicles.  You print them on your own paper/cardstock.

A great guy to deal with. Recently had him at our IPMS meeting for a discussion on his products.

https://www.lakefreighterminis.com/

Sounds interesting,do you have a link with availability and pricing?