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Paper model FTO

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i have come a across a paper model kit of a white GPX pre face lift FTO, so detailed it shows the dash etc and you even make the auto gear stick and sering wheel!

the model is about as wide as half an a4 page and a bit more then a page long

its extreamly fiddely/cool!

the models about 17 a4 color pages of print (black and white if you done mind missing out on the coloured seats etc)

anyone interested can get it from me at my next cruse :D
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I remember someone else posting up the web address where you could download this from, and they were going to give it a go... I wonder if they ever completed it?
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Yeah you could download it from HK FTO Club web site..
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Downloaded it for a year now, & i haven't even printed it out yet :oops:
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I had a crack at it a while ago. Best done using A3 sized good strong paper. A4 is just too fiddly for some of the small folds. In the end i gave up and bought a plastic model kit.
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perhaps ask someone who knows origami for help :P
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Tanya had a plastic model of an FTO at her place... looks really cool when painted and all...

have to find out where she got it from... ;)
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THe plastic model is a Fujimi kit 1:24 scale. You can get em from most model/hobby stores around. I dont think any other mob make them.
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Post by ruchi »

I came across a site the other day that had 4-6 differnet FTO models, couldn't be stuffed looking for it again, so I suggest anyone who is interested just do a search on google.
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Yeah i'm a black belt on origami heheehe but i just CBF doing it :twisted: I've also got the plastic FTO model at home, along with 100 other ones that are not finish sitting on the "study" table. :roll:
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and here i was thinking i am special, cus i ofund it on a FTP!!

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Post by Daz_FTO »

Tis all good, but a search of the forums might have turned it up for you - lotsa useful and not so useful :D bits of info laying around.

big prob i had with that paper model is trying to attach transparency film to the paper - it doesnt work so well, the paper warps severely. Maybe i am just gumby at it :roll:
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I printed the model out in A3 rather than A4, and since then all I've done this the paper was sat it on a shelf waiting for me to do something with it :P

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anybody know where we can get die-cast models of FTOs?? :roll:
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Post by Slither »

ive got a model of an fto it's 1:1 its pretty cool its even driveable :P
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