Tools Needed1. Knife2. Steel ruler3

Tools Needed
1. Knife
2. Steel ruler
3. Scissors
4. Tweezers
5. White glue
6. Empty ballpoint pen
7. Markers or paint
8. Cutting mat
9. Inkjet or laser printer
10. Cardstock or heavy photo paper
11. Patience
Techniques
1. Scoring
Scoring is a technique used to make folding easier by pre-creasing the paper along a fold line. The most common method of scoring is to lightly drag a knife blade across the fold line, slicing through the upper layers of the paper. The recommended method is to instead use an empty ballpoint pen or a ball stylus tool to gently compress the paper along the fold lines. This prevents the appearance of unsightly naked edges and makes for a much stronger model.
2. Cutting
Cutting may seem to be a glaringly obvious technique, but a few pointers are essential. For the majority of cutting where paper models are concerned, a sharp knife and a steel ruler are far more precise and efficient than a pair of scissors. Save the scissors for separating individual parts or groups of parts from the rest of the sheet.
3. Edging
Edging improves the appearance of paper models considerably by hiding the naked edges of cut parts. Anything from color markers to soft pencils and various types of paints may be used to edge parts. However, in most cases, matching the color exactly is less of a concern than simply matching the contrast. For most purposes, three or four shades of gray from lightest to darkest will more than suffice.
4. Folding and Gluing
Depending on the thickness of the paper or cardstock used, some parts may be difficult to assemble with fingers alone. In this situation, a pair of tweezers is worth more than its weight in gold. Tweezers come in a wide variety of sizes and jaw shapes, and some of the more exotic shapes are fantastically useful for assembling tiny parts. Tweezers can be used to fold tiny flaps and clamp them in place while the glue sets, as well as making it much easier to attach small parts to other parts.
Special Notes
1. Gluing Tabs
This model includes integral gluing tabs for joining certain parts together. However, the utility of gluing tabs decreases proportionally as the thickness of the paper or cardstock increases. Thick cardstock or paper can be used for printing this model, but it is recommended that you try a test assembly before committing wholly to assembling a model. If the gluing tabs won't fit or otherwise throw off the tolerances of the finished test assembly, leave them off the parts entirely and cut your own gluing tabs out of scrap cardstock.

These separate gluing tabs should overlap both of the parts to be joined, and glued to the unprinted surface along the joining edges of both parts. This is called “backing”, and a side effect of this is that parts will fit more or less flush. Backing parts with separate gluing tabs also generally yields better modeling results, but the integral gluing tabs are retained for the convenience of beginners and those who prefer to use thinner media for their paper models.
2.Weighting
This model comes with a set of hexagonal bases for the convenience of gamers, and these bases are designed with enough interior volume to accommodate several small coins or metal washers. Gluing a few pennies or small washers inside the bases will lend a greater heft and a degree of stability that should make the model more convenient to use in a gaming environment.
3. Sealing
In most cases, sealing the model with varnish or other form of spray sealant isn't necessary. However if you want to add further detail to the model with decals or paint, you may want to seal the model with several light coats of a waterproof glossy clear sealant first. This will protect the model from a moderate level of moisture, and the smooth surface will facilitate the application of decals. You can also apply a final coat of a matte clear sealant to kill the gloss afterwards. Keep in mind that the simple act of sealing a model does not necessarily render it waterproof, and that any application of waterslide decals needs to be done with great care.

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Ferramentas necessárias1. faca2. aço régua3. tesoura4. pinça5. cola6. vazia caneta esferográfica7. marcadores ou pintura8. tapete de corte9. jato de tinta ou impressora laser10. Cardstock ou pesado papel fotográfico11. paciênciaTécnicas de 1. PontuaçãoA pontuação é uma técnica usada para fazer a dobradura mais fácil por pre-vincar o papel ao longo de uma linha de dobra. O método mais comum de pontuação é levemente arrastar uma lâmina de faca em toda a linha de dobra, cortando através das camadas superiores do papel. O método recomendado é usar uma caneta esferográfica vazia ou uma ferramenta de caneta bola para comprimir suavemente o papel ao longo das linhas de dobra. Isto previne o aparecimento de bordas nus unsightly e torna-se para um modelo muito mais forte. 2. corteCorte pode parecer ser uma técnica muito óbvia, mas algumas dicas são essenciais. Para a maioria da corte, que respeita a modelos de papel, uma faca afiada e uma régua de aço são muito mais precisos e eficientes do que um par de tesouras. Salve a tesoura para separar partes individuais ou grupos de partes do resto da folha. 3. afiação Afiação melhora a aparência dos modelos de papel consideravelmente, ocultando as bordas nuas de cortar partes. Nada de marcadores de cor de lápis macios e vários tipos de tintas pode ser usado para peças de borda. No entanto, na maioria dos casos, combinando a cor exatamente é menos uma preocupação do que simplesmente combinando o contraste. Para os fins mais, três ou quatro tons de cinza do mais leve ao mais escuro serão mais do que suficiente. 4. Folding and Gluing Depending on the thickness of the paper or cardstock used, some parts may be difficult to assemble with fingers alone. In this situation, a pair of tweezers is worth more than its weight in gold. Tweezers come in a wide variety of sizes and jaw shapes, and some of the more exotic shapes are fantastically useful for assembling tiny parts. Tweezers can be used to fold tiny flaps and clamp them in place while the glue sets, as well as making it much easier to attach small parts to other parts.Special Notes 1. Gluing TabsThis model includes integral gluing tabs for joining certain parts together. However, the utility of gluing tabs decreases proportionally as the thickness of the paper or cardstock increases. Thick cardstock or paper can be used for printing this model, but it is recommended that you try a test assembly before committing wholly to assembling a model. If the gluing tabs won't fit or otherwise throw off the tolerances of the finished test assembly, leave them off the parts entirely and cut your own gluing tabs out of scrap cardstock.These separate gluing tabs should overlap both of the parts to be joined, and glued to the unprinted surface along the joining edges of both parts. This is called “backing”, and a side effect of this is that parts will fit more or less flush. Backing parts with separate gluing tabs also generally yields better modeling results, but the integral gluing tabs are retained for the convenience of beginners and those who prefer to use thinner media for their paper models.2. ponderaçãoEste modelo vem com um conjunto de bases hexagonais para a conveniência dos gamers, e estas bases são projetadas com suficiente volume interior para acomodar várias pequenas moedas ou anilhas de metal. Colagem de alguns tostões ou pequenas arruelas dentro as bases emprestarão um peso maior e um grau de estabilidade que deve tornar o modelo mais conveniente para usar em um ambiente de jogo.3. selagemNa maioria dos casos, o modelo com verniz ou outra forma de selante de pulverizador de vedação não é necessário. No entanto, se você quiser adicionar mais detalhe para o modelo com decalques ou a tinta, você pode querer selar o modelo com vários casacos leves de um vedador desobstruído brilhante impermeável primeiro. Isto irá proteger o modelo de um nível moderado de umidade, e a superfície lisa irá facilitar a aplicação de decalques. Você também pode aplicar uma camada final de um vedador desobstruído fosco para matar o brilho depois. Tenha em mente que o simples ato de um modelo de vedação não necessariamente torná-lo impermeável, e que qualquer aplicação de decais waterslide precisa ser feito com muito cuidado.