Any of you guys try a paper model?

I have not.  I am amazed at the paper models I have seen though. 

Nice work on the Uhu. 1/33 scale?

Paper is an excellent medium for ships and structures...rather more challenging for aircraft and vehicles with lots of compound curved surfaces (though on any paper modeling forum there are jaw-dropping examples of each).

I've done a good number of warships and merchant vessels over the years, some neat buildings, and some WW1 planes, but nothing from WW2 or the jet age.

There are tons of free models that can be found in the beginner-to-medium experience range, ideal for someone who wants to "try it out." Even the most complex models are sometimes only a few dollars, compared to the ever-soaring prices for plastic versions.

No, I have no interest in them.  Sorry.

I have not but I had seen quite a few that look really good. I may just have to look into doing one of these! After a cursory search on Google, I've actually found a few 8.5 x 11 patterns that are free to download.

Generally yes the kit does not tell you ,but I backed most of the paper parts with 1/16 basswood for strength and to keep the wings straight. 

On Ebay there were paper model cars in 1/28 scale that were kind of cool to do when I needed a break from plastic. I bought three.

Pretty cool, except the paper has a flat appearance to it, so I'm thinking I'll have them laminated as a whole sheet with clear plastic before I cut the pieces out so the paint and chrome.will be shiney.

Your plane looks like it came out good.

Are you happy with the assembly process and results?