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xBluethunderx
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posted 03-16-2003 09:10 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for xBluethunderx   Click Here to Email xBluethunderx     Edit/Delete Message
I'm a Sophomore in high school, and I need to build a model castle for a project...I was wondering what the best material for building a model was besides paper, and the cheapest

I've considered sugar cubes or paper mache, but i've also heard plaster of Paris was good, but with that you need molds, and it can be expensive...

Also, does anyone know where I can get plans to build them out of the material?

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Erik Schmidt
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posted 03-17-2003 04:59 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Erik Schmidt   Click Here to Email Erik Schmidt     Edit/Delete Message
Cheapest, easiest and most versatile would be cardboard. Most shops throw out(recycle) many cardboard boxes every day.

Go to the 'Model making' forum for plans and ideas and the 'Floorplans' forum and 'photo album' for plans.

You should not need plans specifically designed for your material. Just pick a plan you like and look up some pictures of the castle, then recreate it in cardboard as best you can.

Have fun.

Erik

Eriny
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posted 04-08-2003 02:21 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Eriny   Click Here to Email Eriny     Edit/Delete Message
don't use sugar cubes...they attract ants and they r very messy....take my advice and use "sturdy board"...use an "exact-O-knife" to cut it....hope that helps")

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