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While browsing around the Internet, I came across a couple of sites offering paper model kits. The models cover a wide variety of subjects from buildings, vehicles, tanks, and aircraft. They come in sizes from 1/36 to 1/144 scale. Some are for sale and some are free to download. After seeing a free download for a small scale Fokker Dr1, I decided to give it a try. I downloaded the file which was in 1/64 scale. Using Photoshop, I scaled it to 1/72 and printed it on card stock. You can see the finished model in the attached photos. I did use a couple of toothpicks for the wing and landing gear struts. After taking the attached photos, the model disappeared. My wife walked by, said "O how cute" and snatched it up. Guess I need to build another for myself 
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Vern, Looks good from here- especially if this is your first go . All you need now is a 1/72 Manfred Von Richthofen 
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Thanks. Somewhere I have a box of 1/72 Airfix WW1 Germans that I think can be converted to airmen. Thought it might make a cool diorama 
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That's pretty cool, I could hang these from the ceiling or something else. Thanks for showing us.
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