First Paper Model - Modelik GLS30 Polish Locomotive

[otherDoc]

I like the finish and weathering. There is a threat called "Shunters" that has some straightforward small diesels. You might like building them. They are in the Downloads section here.
otherDoc

[whulsey]

Much better then my first one that's in a landfill now. Cutting circles must be one of the major questions and source of agony in paper modeling.

Look forward to see what you come up with next.

[LaPatla]

Your build looks very good. I wish you to find some lasersut parts. As you have seen, there is Ol-49 modelik 1:25 on my table. It is pretty hard work. But i beleave in sucess.
It's my 2nd work. And I would be happy if it will look as good as your build.

[gotham]

Weathering on your train looks ok. What I would advise is look at real or pictures of such things as diggers and other machinery that gets rusty and or paint scraped.

[otherDoc]

If you put your chasises (sp?) on model locomotives and run them on a track you don;t need to worry about wheels.
I do GN15, which is 1/2" scale narrow gauge industrial on HO gauge motive power. Cheap and fun.
otherDoc

[OgdenBob]

Wow, if that is your first paper model, you have found your hobby. You are off to a great start! You say you made a few mistakes, I don't see them, overall, the locomotive looks fantastic. When you build your next model, it will probably be even better. You seem to be a natural at this. Nice build!

Bob

[Marcin Jakubiec]

In my opinion, You done well. Especially the very first paper model with painting/weathering. I've got only one question... where are tracks?

[jhaparth2006]

I havent made the tracks yet. I started on the second model. I guess I will make the tracks together. I am yet to figure out a way to get realistic ballast and grass. Any DIY ideas?