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Jnosella Ok, here is my problem. I need to have a castle prepared for my social studies class (I'm in eighth grade if that helps) in a week and a half. I've kinda been puting it off (bad for me) and i need to get it done soon! One of my friends showed me a website which you print and paste the printed images onto cardboard and assemble. I thought this was a good idea but too simple, Mabye a good last resort. I also heard of this kind of putty thing that you can spread on a surface and assemble (and paint?). If anyone could direct me to print and paste sites or tell me the kind of putty or anything to help in building or my write up. A quick response is apreciated as my due date is closing fast. Thanks in advance
A Distressed Student
Erik Schmidt I've never heard of the print and paste method, but sounds useful if you're in a hurry.
I'm not sure what the putty is that you are referring to. For heaps of different ideas on building castle models, check out the "castle models" forum on this same site. Read through some of the old posts, you can even search them using the search link at the top right of the page.
Erik
lucyisfab kool u can go on a web site called www.castlewales.com

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T O P I C R E V I E W
Jnosella	Ok, here is my problem. I need to have a castle prepared for my social studies class (I'm in eighth grade if that helps) in a week and a half. I've kinda been puting it off (bad for me) and i need to get it done soon! One of my friends showed me a website which you print and paste the printed images onto cardboard and assemble. I thought this was a good idea but too simple, Mabye a good last resort. I also heard of this kind of putty thing that you can spread on a surface and assemble (and paint?). If anyone could direct me to print and paste sites or tell me the kind of putty or anything to help in building or my write up. A quick response is apreciated as my due date is closing fast. Thanks in advance A Distressed Student
Erik Schmidt	I've never heard of the print and paste method, but sounds useful if you're in a hurry. I'm not sure what the putty is that you are referring to. For heaps of different ideas on building castle models, check out the "castle models" forum on this same site. Read through some of the old posts, you can even search them using the search link at the top right of the page. Erik
lucyisfab	kool u can go on a web site called www.castlewales.com