How can i make a model pirate ship?
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You have to start with the Jolly Roger - scull and cross bones.  Sails could be screwers and light cardboard curved with centre holes top and bottom, nicely decorated, two triangular ones at the front.  The hull could be a Plastic coke bottle cut lengthways.  Glue something heavy to the bottom and then a layer of foam for the screwers to stick into.  Fashion  cardboard to fit as a deck, make holes for the screwers.  Find some netting (stocking material or the stuff they use in fruit punnets.  Brown wool for rigging and put it all together and then caste off me hearties.
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The only thing I can think of is to adapt existing models to suit your needs.Try buying Lego men,preferably from a junk or charity shop or pinch them from neighbouring kids.Don't try to make them look real remember they're just representations of the real thing not a model,more of a Cartoon.
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Alas!! I can't draw a picture here, try this link below:-\nhttp://www.sailboats.co.uk/R8675.html
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A model volcano is always a hit. Or a model of the solar system. For the latter, just string some colored balls on the interior of a shoe box painted black. Pretty simple.
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Pirate would be my first choice. You'll have to prove yourself first by chopping off your hand and leg to fit the hook and peg. Then poke your eye out for the eyepatch, then just get a parrot and you're set.
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http://www.geoblox.com/freemodels.htm\nScroll all the way down for a model of a Phoenician trireme.
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Try using ModelPress Publisher\nIt can be downloaded from\nhttp://www.modelpress.com/
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I did something similar to this when I was in 3rd grade or so. What I did was take cheese cloth (can be bought at walmart in craft section and many craft stores) and wrap it around the head while wet with a flour and water paste. Just secure the bottom with a rubber band, the cheese cloth will create a canvis like surface on which you can use paint or markers. After that I got my brother to spray paint the bottle white and when the heas was dry I hot glued it onto the neck of the bottle letting the end of the fabric hang down inside. For clothes I used felt you can buy at craft shops that is already sticky on the back, but for yours I'd say you could just use markers on the spray painted parts because he wouldnt have really had cloth clothes if he's in a space suit. \n\nI'd sugest drawing a square on the head as a face window and drawing the face inside that. You could also go to the hardware store and get some small riged tubes usually used to secure wire to go from the back of the head to the bottom of the "suit" of the spaceman. \n\nIt would be neat to make space boots out of the bottom of two smaller water bottles glued onto the bottom of the larger bottle and painted white with the rest of the bottle. Good luck!
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you have to make your own with paint or photoshop
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Go to a store like Michaels (or other art/craft) and take a look around, it might help for ideas.  You can actually buy a kit to make models now too.\n\nstyrofoam balls and toothpicks  (ala http://www.miniscience.com/projects/DNAmodel/)\nthere are other puffy like decorative clothing balls\n\nThese are some fun ones http://www.lake-mills.k12.ia.us/hs/sci/b-e1.html\n\nCandy would always work, but I think it would be harder to make it stay together and than transport to school.  Unless you could do like a 2D representation.
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Get wooden matchsticks and cut the heads off of them.  Then it is a simple means of making the design and building it.\n\nOr you can order this kit.
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Go to a model makers store. They sell a large variety of paint intended for use on plastic surfaces.
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go to Stardock website. (try stardock.com!)\nget WindowsBlind. install. and choose MacPC Skin.\nHope it works!
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Attach a falcon to the prototype.. Think it will fly high! :-)
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I have seen a model of Sydney opera made of wooden ice loly sticks.They are cheap and can be easily modifing material.\npick ur best answer.
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Because of the weight of the sticks, you will probably need to split them into 1/4 or 1/8 widths, wet them and curve then for the wing shape (rounded on top), and then glue them in a framework. Use tissue paper. If you make a propeller, you could power it with a wound rubber band.\n\nConstructions such as this were made by aeronautic teenagers 50 years ago, but they usually used balsa wood.
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get pictures for reference (from the library or internet) then use modeling clay and wire (like metal coat hanger for support) build a skeleton from the wire (if it is a statue of a person or animal use the wire to make a "stick man" the form the clay around it and try to match the shape in the pictures you have