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SD Wing Zero Custom–Shoulders, Hands and Backpack

Sorry guys for the late update, got some real life issues needed to be deal with immediately. 

Alright, time for the photos!

Shoulders

Nothing special, a very straight forward build. I like the design very much though. I love the articulation shown in photos below.

It can be rotated 360 degrees! While this is a basic requirement for most of the plastic model, it’s not the case for paper model. Since paper is more fragile and weak ( duh!), they design the model to be in a fixed position to reduce the strain on the papers.


Still, have to improve my skill by a large margin. The finished part always  ends up dirty and rigged.

Hands

This is such a short post LOL.

Okay, still remember the misplaced part on leg? It’s supposed to be used here.

As the connector for the palm to the wrist!


And the almost finished SD Wing Zero Custom!

Backpack

Again, the silver paper causes some troubles.

I cut off all the tabs to prevent misalignment. Still, the thickness of the paper cannot be fixed at all. 

As shown, the left part is supposed to be inserted into the right part. For some reason, perhaps my paper is too thick, or the design is like this from the start, they have the same width! Which means my ‘plug’ cannot enter the ‘hole’ at all. ( Okay la, give it a push and it can be forced in, but push at your own risk, the paper could be damaged.)

So, another strange idea flashed through. How about this? Huh….. Squeeze the part eh?

And then it works!


Again, dirty finished parts.

Comparing the height with Papermate ball pen. It is as tall as a HG scale GunPla, or even higher.

Some sneak preview

Guess what is it? It’s …. THE WINGS! Stay tuned!


Labels: Papercraft, SD Wing Zero Custom