Paper planes

[Paul]

Availble in 1/32nd and 1/72nd scale
http://www.freewebs.com/kampfflieger/aircrafts.htm
Here´s a free try out one
http://paperinside.com/wwi-aircrafts/

[von Auerbergh]

Thanks for sharing - could at least be useful in a deco airstrip for "Wings of Glory"

[bilsonius]

Some very nice-looking models thee, much more impressive than the ones I used to try to design (in the days before virtually every aircraft was available in plastic or resin...)

However, the "free trial" link brought up a DANGER WARNING

mike

[Paul]

However, the "free trial" link brought up a DANGER WARNING

mike

No probs here. Mind you...first time I printed it out straight from source..the second time I tried to save the file it didn´t show anything at all.

[Dad's Army]

Mind you...first time I printed it out straight from source..the second time I tried to save the file it didn´t show anything at all.

Use a pdf printer Paul, works always!

[Paul]

Use a pdf printer Paul, works always!

Got one. The printing part worked fine, the problem was with saving the file.

[dutchboyinohio]

Also, it is easy to take planes from a different scale and rescale them to 1/72 (or whatever scale you want). There are some really great airplane sites out there with loads of great-looking planes that may not necessarily be in 1/72.

For example:

http://www.hoxity.de/papercraft/index.html (1:60 scale)
http://gahm.deds.nl/index.htm (scale 1:50)

Lots more out there, you've just got to look for them.

[Dad's Army]

Got one. The printing part worked fine, the problem was with saving the file.

I use Cutepdf, works perfect.
This program first let you save the print as a pdf. Than printing wit a pdf reader!