Atfdemo.exe Page

: Use this to guide your blade and to create precise "mountain" or "valley" folds by lightly scoring the surface first.

: Essential for the clean edges required for aerodynamic shapes. AtfDemo.exe

For a papercraft model of an designed or viewed via a program like AtfDemo.exe , you should use 110 lb (approx. 200-300 GSM) cardstock . Standard printer paper is too thin to hold the weight of complex fighter jet wings or fuselage sections, while heavier board may be too difficult to score and fold for small details like landing gear. Recommended Materials and Tools : Use this to guide your blade and

: Use smooth, matte cardstock for a realistic aircraft finish. Avoid glossy photo paper as it can crack along fold lines and doesn't hold PVA glue well. 200-300 GSM) cardstock

: Use white PVA glue in small amounts. For large-scale models, a glue gun might be needed, though it adds significant weight.

: Necessary for pre-bending lines without tearing the paper fibers. Construction Tips