king kong log scene paper model

[spaceagent-9]

as far as ''rounding out'' the parts, just join each sub assembly and ''mash'' them until they are rounded out.
use something like a blunted stick, pen end or even a rubber pencil eraser to mash the inside with, styrofoam makes a good pressing board to mash the seams against.
and also have a hard rubber prod to mash and form from the outside with the prod on the inside to mash against. find a convenient spot on the model to slit and finish off the mashing and then just seal the slit to finish.
jim

[gamera]

Always liked this shot from the movie.



And there are already several Pteranodon models available.

[spaceagent-9]

yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[spaceagent-9]

ok, here is what i got so far, i am trying to post pics of the build too

[spaceagent-9]

here are some pics

[spaceagent-9]

here are some more o
pics

[eatcrow2]

Has that "Kong" look!!! This is a very cool project, and real fun to watch take shape.

[spaceagent-9]

thank you, i just woke up and i guess i am waiting for a 1st mate ina cave to scale the cliff too, the kong model is about 6'' tall and scaled to 20 feet .
a little plastic army man is about the right size at just under 2'' tall.
and i am looking for a log to roll into a paper model, so for now its on hold, unless others have parts to share for this project!

[spaceagent-9]

kong stand fully 18-19 feet in scale while loping, compared to a 6ft in scale soldier

[spaceagent-9]

hre is a log athat i made on sunday. if you got a better one please post it.