When I was a kid models came on cereal boxes.
Usually the ones I didn't like. However I ate it to get the models.
I also had an uncle that bought me a WWII solder set and a medieval castle.
I really liked those. Also there was a KIX send off that was nice.
To stay in models I learned to make my own from cardboard covers on coat
hangers.
The cardboard was about 1.25 inches by 14 inches when folded in half over
the coat hangers and had a natural airfoil shape.
My dad was always mad at me because of the creases in his pants from the
lack of the cardboard.
Also my models would fly.
Jim
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Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2011 4:11 PM
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Subject: Re: [Papermodels II 43962] What got you get started on papercraft?
My addiction started when I was in high school. I discovered Origami.. but
it wasn't until my son also found Origami (though finding my old books) that
I went online to search for more patterns... the world of papercraft jumped
out at me and I was hooked. :) This was only about a year ago too!
Mandy
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