Patlabor AV-98 Ingram from Paper-Replika

[milenio3]

This part is the chest, where the pilot sits.


There was a little struggle with the curves. But a few extra glue drops on the internal tabs and that was it.



More odd curves here.





And we can complete the set.





Then I went ahead and I completed the torso with the union to the legs.

[milenio3]

More on the Robot.
Ok, we set up the pilot's place.




The neck part is already installed, but I didn't take pics.






The backpack.





"Police Department" in Japanese characters.


UHU glue.
Backpack completed.
And put it on the back of the robot with white glue.



There.


More soon.

[milenio3]

Now the hands... with 5 fingers in each hand



The forearms, nothing out of the ordinary, but very good designed.



The elbows.



And the shoulders.



Police lights.



Now, for the head, I made it but the unions were very bad, so I tried to fix it, but when my wife saw it (my official paper supervisor), she told me "build another one"... and she was right. The final version came up better.

Bad head... just as references.




The shield.



I´m not going to glue the shield, as designed, but I´m going to attach it with some sort of hooks, so it can be removable. This is to take it on my trips to the IPMS Mexico contests (at least three contests around the country).

[milenio3]

And it´s finished!

I recommend this model 100%. A very good designed model, and it´s really a good looking fella!!

[rino]

cool , I've assembled, you should be able to use LEDs to shoulder like mine,

I saw my friend ever printing in A5 size paper setting and assembled so the same height as the master grade Bandai product,

and what if we use the clay for the joint .., definitely cool, let's make pose are like revoltech i found gray clay of product Lyra..

revoltech pose: http://www.toysnjoys.com/revoltech/revoltech42.jpg

[ltla9000311]

Originally Posted by rino

cool , I've assembled, you should be able to use LEDs to shoulder like mine,

I saw my friend ever printing in A5 size paper setting and assembled so the same height as the master grade Bandai product,

and what if we use the clay for the joint .., definitely cool, let's make pose are like revoltech i found gray clay of product Lyra..

revoltech pose: http://www.toysnjoys.com/revoltech/revoltech42.jpg

Rino that is very cool! Did you say you used clay for the joints?

[rino]

Originally Posted by ltla9000311

Rino that is very cool! Did you say you used clay for the joints?

gray clay..product of lyra...the colour same as the joint on patlabor..of course not articulated..but you can make same poses like revoltech... only static poses, ... inside the clay must be a wire...then make the poses like revoltech and cover with the clay..

but that my ingram not use the clay..that is articulated modification, but i have idea for using a clay for next project ingram 2... and sharing idea with all of you.. lets build again..hehehe

[milenio3]

Originally Posted by rino

cool , I've assembled, you should be able to use LEDs to shoulder like mine,

Thanks Rino. In this case, as this is my first Mecha, I didn´t try to modify it much... it was an "out of the box" build, so to say.

[Hydra7403]

Hi,

First of all,great job,the model ended up really well!
Now,i'm new to paper models (but not in doing manual precision work) and i've to ask...
-what kind of paper are you using?In some images it seems thick like a cardboard instead of a paper;
-what's better? a fast liquid glue like "super attack",a slow and more solid one like a wood glue,or a "school" glue stick for paper?

Thanks in advance!

[robert]

i have all 3 versions of these. just havent gotin around to building them yet