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That's probably not technically a paper model - however, even using transparent acetate for windows disqualifies a model from being "paper model".
So go on with the thread, people here are interested in nice work. Put some explanations too for interesting parts of the work, even if they are just google-translations from Italian to English.
As for your models not being pure paper, don't worry - many models are build with wire, toothpicks, clear canopies, non-paper weights for flying models, metal foils, general usage paint (instead of paper ink or colours or crayons or ...), and there was even a very interesting thread about building planes without "cone to cone" transitions (cardboard skeleton filled with some kind of foam - EPP maybe, then sanded down and covered with paper).
So, we're waiting for progress reports
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