Most of my Star Trek models are done by hand, except the Enterprise-D. ;o)
More pictures of my paper models: shelves with most of them: [link] King of Red Lions: [link] Advance Wars models: [link] models from others that I made: [link][link]
I'm glad you like them! ;o) These are all my own work, and you can find them in the Star Trek section on my papercraft webpage: [link]
Most of them were drawn by hand, but there are a lot more papercrafters that also like Star Trek, like [link] or [link] or [link] or [link] to name but a few, and on this site: [link] you can find a lot of links, but there are *many* more! ;o)
I had a look in your gallery, you built a lot of nice models! ;o)
The Voyager you made is from somebody else though, mine was drawn and painted by hand. But I think the Enterprise-D in your gallery is one of my models. It has a lot of thin parts, but you did a great job building it, it looks very good!
Thanks. Your models are pretty sweet too. I love the Enterprised D model. There arent enough papercrafts of it out there. I am currently learning the finer points of 3D modeling to make my own. Unfortunatly I am going to have to do some touch up on the model. The secondary hull has contorted a little and the nacelles arent alligned properly and it looks a little goofy though I'm not suprised with how much i ended up expanding it from its original size. But the nacelles are my favorite part because of their detail. Keep up the awesomeness!
Yes, the Enterprise-D is such a Star Trek icon! The pylons need to be pre-shaped very thoroughly, because they have such a big curve and they're so thin, but the warp nacelles are my favourite part too, even though they can be quite challening to build. ;o)
Most of them were drawn by hand, but there are a lot more papercrafters that also like Star Trek, like [link] or [link] or [link] or [link] to name but a few, and on this site: [link] you can find a lot of links, but there are *many* more! ;o)
Have fun!
The Voyager you made is from somebody else though, mine was drawn and painted by hand. But I think the Enterprise-D in your gallery is one of my models. It has a lot of thin parts, but you did a great job building it, it looks very good!