Yup, it's more of the same guys!
Here you can have another perspective of how ML turns paper into art.
As far as I can tell, the process is as follows:
Every part is first designed to scale, using a computer program.
Then, every part is printed in ordinary paper, numbered and/or referenced for further use.
Every thin paper part is then cut, glued to a thicker paper card and assembled according to plan.
A paper building is at the same time light, and easy to assemble.
Every storey of the building is removable, allowing the placing of infantry units, that will get a protection bonus if placed inside a BUA.
Once again, the size of this hex allows for further use of this building in an Ambush Blitz rules scenario, as ordered by JMM.
BT
Excellent paper modeling, and end product. I wish him all the best in this endeavor.
ResponderEliminar