The ultimate papermodel

[Barry]

Digital navy Fuso is my vote

[lancer525]

Oh, I don't know... There's this model that Wataru Itou of Japan spent four years building, and it has lights, a train, and fills up a whole room... It can be seen here:

A Paper Craft Castle on the Ocean

That would qualify as the ultimate paper model, to me.

I would nominate my own 1/200 Montana-class Battleship, but the plans and kit aren't anywhere close to being finished.

[Paperbeam]

Purely on coolness factor alone this great model by Claudio Dias:

Munster Koach | FREE paper models

Terry

[thokamous]

where can i find that jessica rabbit model :p

Originally Posted by billy.leliveld

You have a point ( even 2 points) there with the Jessica Rabbit, but what i meant is one that already exsists:D

[Diderick A. den Bakker]

What about the Makit Brussels Marketplace? the artwork (i.e. colouring) is absolutely superior to anything else. Sadly, long sold out and very rare...
Diderick denBakker, Holland
www.zeistbouwplaten.nl

[eibwarrior]

I'm a little partial but I'd have to cast a vote for the 1/100 Digital Navy Arizona...

[billy.leliveld]

Originally Posted by Diderick A. den Bakker

What about the Makit Brussels Marketplace? the artwork (i.e. colouring) is absolutely superior to anything else. Sadly, long sold out and very rare...
Diderick denBakker, Holland
www.zeistbouwplaten.nl

Hello Diderick, nice to see you here, I have heard about that one, never seen it....

[Romanator21]

Renova-Model KrAZ 225 B

[cMags]

If we're talking about particular builds rather than particular kits, then I have been recently most impressed by Eibwarrior's 1/100 Arizona, Bomarc's Mitchell, and Doris' HMS Victory. But these mastercraftsmen (and mastercraftswomen) could likely produce stunning results from any kit, no matter the quality.

[billy.leliveld]

I 'm talking about the ultimate kit, out of the box, not the build...