Quote:
Originally Posted by Ares55
Thank you Mr. Caudillo, thanks for your support, I will be very happy to receive any information that you think is necessary. I bought this model in a Comic com that was in my country a few years ago. My only doubt is that the paper it came on does not have a lot of GSM, you want 100, is that okay? Which parts should be reformed.
|
Hello Ares55, Send me a PM with your email address and I will send you the assembly instructions. I can also send you the file to reprint if you want. It will be a PDF.
Because I live in the US, any card stock that I buy is not sold by GSM, but rather a weight so I am not very familiar with anything else. I use 65 pound card stock. Using an online converter I believe that equals 176 GSM, maybe someone else can help us with this. I think a lot depends on the type of paper (cover stock, card stock, etc). Since I only buy the 65 pound card stock, I don't have to personally worry about these things.
There are a lot of small parts and rolling of tubes/surfaces and the 65 pound cardstock works very well for me. I find that if you use a lighter (thinner) paper, the model crushes easily and does not provide enough support. If you use a heavier (thicker) paper, the small parts are hard to form and the tubes do not roll easily.
Bet to you and thank you for choosing my Enterprise model to build.
Ron Caudillo