An unknown Alouette III paper model

[Meteor]

Greetings to all

Maybe some modeler from the Netherlands can help us gather information about the Alouette III paper model whose image is attached.

I found this while browsing the web, I found this in the following link:


Modelbrouwers.nl modelbouw • Toon onderwerp - 1964-2014 - 50 jaar Alouette III bij de KLu

I even tried to type the web address that appears at the bottom of the paper model sheet but I was not successful, I probably made mistakes in one of the characters that appear blurred

[Astroboy]

Meteor,
I seems to have originated here, toward the bottom page, but I can't see the image:


Vliegtuigen & Helikopters "-" Cadstudio Gerjo

[tigertony100]

For what can see it seems a little boxy model, the nose is boxy.

[Meteor]

Originally Posted by Astroboy

Meteor,
I seems to have originated here, toward the bottom page, but I can't see the image:


Vliegtuigen & Helikopters "-" Cadstudio Gerjo

Hello Astroboy

Thanks for the link, I was also able to locate it after taking a closer look at the large letters in the lower left corner of the paper model sheet.

I wrote an e-mail to the contact address of Cadstudio Gerjo asking where I can buy or obtain this model, it seems that they are not final editors or vendors of their models, but rather design and print them on behalf of clients.

I have also requested images of an assembled model of their Alouette, since the corresponding images on their website are blocked as you indicate.

Let's hope there is news from them

[Meteor]

Originally Posted by tigertony100

For what can see it seems a little boxy model, the nose is boxy.

Hi Tigertony 100

Thanks also for your comments, looking at the few pieces of the paper model sheet, it really seems to be a fairly simple or elementary model similar to a box model, however the fact that the bubble is made up of three parts, maybe it makes it somewhat more volumetric than a simple box model, this seems to be seen also in the fuzzy assembly schematic at the bottom right of the model sheet.

I think that modeling the bubble shape of the Alouette is somewhat difficult to achieve, I am still fighting with the S&P 1/100 Alouette paper model and so far I have not been able to get satisfactory results.

Hopefully in the future someone else will be interested in designing this small but very useful and widespread helicopter with another approach.