Free custom 3D model of your Yaris!

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by eco

Youll never get those small bend using 24pt,I work at a paper converter,so I get my hands on some weird paper,you guys have no idea.Ill see what I can come up with.

I found that kodak matte photo paper was the best - It is 53 lb. I bent the little tabs with a pair of needle nose pliers.

[eco]

Originally Posted by CTScott

I found that kodak matte photo paper was the best - It is 53 lb. I bent the little tabs with a pair of needle nose pliers.

I beleive 53# is 11 or 12pt,we get some Kodak paper in my place,about 3 times a week.Ill try some of that.

[LicoriceTRD]

If I did it again, I'd use the same color paper as car color...

[nemelek]

Originally Posted by LicoriceTRD

If I did it again, I'd use the same color paper as car color...

You did a better job than I did. When I was a kid I put together some model car in a closed basement room. I think that I breathed too much glue.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by LicoriceTRD

If I did it again, I'd use the same color paper as car color...

Nice job with the assembly. I know what you mean on the paper color, as the edges of the paper are visible in a few areas. Before you try again, I'll have to upload my 09 modified version. I pulled the front bumper and grill changes in.