TEXT: Wizard’s shop
  of rake’s corner
  Paper Model Files
  dave Graffam  Geometry, textures, layout
  Jerry Jensen  Textures, photography,
  final assembly & instructions
  Juliea steWart  Textures
  PRINTING TIPS
  These PDF files are set up for the standard 28mm-30mm 
  tabletop wargaming scale, and for US letter-sized (8.5” x 11”) 
  sheets. Turn off any ‘fit to page’ options in your printer driver. 
  If you are printing on A4-sized sheets, I recommend printing at 
  95% of the original.
   
  For printing at model scales of smaller than 28mm/
  30mm, see the table at right and adjust your printer settings 
  accordingly.
  GLUE AND PAPER TIPS
  To get the best results, experiment with different papers and 
  glues. Take advantage of the brightest and sharpest printing 
  methods you have available. I prefer laser color copies printed 
  on 80# or 110# (199 gsm) matte cardstock.
   
  The best choice of paper and glue will 
  depend a lot on the printing method that you 
  choose. I use a low-moisture, tacky glue such 
  as Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue. Small dabs of 
  ordinary white school glue usually does the 
  trick, but for covering large areas I like to use a 
  glue stick.
   
  When applying glue, a thin and even 
  coat is much better than a heavy glob. I cut up 
  excess cardstock into little squares and keep 
  these handy so that I can spread out glue onto 
  tabs. It’s a good idea to keep some slightly-
  damp tissue if you need to wipe up extra glue, 
  but be careful about this if you’re using ink-
  based prints.
  EXPERT ADVICE
  Don’t miss the Paper Modeling Guide in-
  cluded in this pack. It’s loaded with tips and 
  tricks to help you avoid mistakes and assemble 
  a great-looking finished model.
  MODEL ASSEMBLY BASICS
  Using a hobby knife, carefully score along each of the inner 
  black lines. (To score a line, use a metal ruler and drag the not-
  sharp edge of your hobby knife along the line.) Next, using scis-
  sors, or using a metal ruler with the sharp edge of your hobby 
  knife, carefully cut along the outer black lines of each piece. 
  Next, lightly fold backward along each of your scored lines. Note 
  that some sections may be folded forward instead.
  STEP-BY-STEP ASSEMBLY
  1 & 2. Create the roof dormer piece. Start by folding the wood-
  textured roof tabs underneath and gluing them flat. Then fold 
  the remaining sections inward, gluing the tabs along the way. 
  Set this aside to dry while you create the chimney piece.
  3 & 4: Fold the main roof’s wood-textured tabs underneath and 
  glue them flat, including the loose trapezoid-
  shaped pieces. Do not glue the half-hipped sec-
  tions yet. Affix the shed dormer and chimney in 
  place while your roof can still be laid flat.
  5 & 6. Join the wall pieces together.
  7 & 8. Assemble the half-hipped sections of the 
  main roof. When dry, glue it in place on top of 
  the walls. Reach inside the model’s open under-
  side to hold the roof-supporting tabs in place 
  while the glue dries.
  9 & 10. Attach the foyer to the walls, starting 
  with the large tabs along the sides. Glue the 
  foyer roof support tabs together.
  11 & 12. Create the foyer roof, and when it’s dry 
  attach it to the foyer.
  13. Attach your complete model to the ground 
  piece, and build the crates to finish your set.
  DIFFERENT SCALES
  Most printers allow you to print 
  at a percentage of the full size. 
  Use this table to determine 
  your gaming scale and the 
  percentage you should use.
  Scale
  %
  28mm
  95%
  25mm
  84%
  20mm
  65%
  18mm (HO)
  60%
  15mm
  50%
  12mm
  40%
  10mm (N)
  34%
  8mm
  27%
  (Z)
  23%
  6mm
  20%
  
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