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1:1 scale Meat Slicer
Every conceivable type of paper & frustration level to complete this in 1985. Sadly the model no longer exists, but the memories of the process & some invaluable learning along the way remains. These are scans of old photos.
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That is certainly a unique subject for a model
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Gives new meaning to "paper cuts".
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Bahahahahahaha. Wish I still had it, it was for a college project back then.
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Hi All,
And hi, AP40rocktruck. This is why I enjoy paper modeling so much. Your can build virtually anything out of paper. It looks like a mid-century MagicHostess meat cutter. Here's a YouTube video: MagicHostess - YouTube I particularly like the giant thumb print on the cutting wheel in the second photograph. Thanks for sharing your old college project. Score and fold, Thumb Dog |
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Splendid idea!
Exactly, I have similar early memories regarding the very first paper models glued by me, made from scratch, however no photo survived. They were Husqvarna chainsaws PS-180 and PS-190 and the pine tree trunk sliced into drums. So I agree with ThumbDog: Quote:
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