He was getting really upset until another contestant took pictures of his Titan and told him how awesome of a job he did. This was his pride and joy.Īt the contest the GW staff ignored his model and even referred to it as paper crap. He added armor, lights, and sound from different toys and made a fully detailed interior. It was based on a set of templates by JSVIronFurnace.
He is 12 years old and worked for over three months building a model that rivaled anything that comes out of forge world. One of our kids took an amazing paper craft warhound Titan he built to a GW store for a best Titan model contest. I also want to tell you a quick story about a very special paper crafter. Many have got awards at school for their creativity and there have been massive grades improvement across the board. I can vouch for 20+ youths that you have made a real difference in their lives. The people like you that have created them and share your talent should really be proud of your work. We have gone from shoe boxes representing tanks to fully decorated and painted papercraft models. The kids were so excited that we began scouring the Internet for more things to build. Our first project was a papercraft necron monolith that came out amazing and near indistinguishable from the GW model. I recently discovered papercraft and introduced it to the kids. Our kids come from poor families so I buy figures when I can find a good deal on ebay etc. I work with a youth group and we have had a lot of success with 40k. I just joined the group and wanted to say thanks to all those who have shared their templates and pictures here on the site. This was posted over at BWC Archive, but I felt it should be posted here as well:
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