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i mean what shoud i use so it wont collapse?
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i know people see this topic someone please post i have to have it done and submitted by wednsday!
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please! im new at this and i got to make a model of a half pipe (skateboarding) and i need some kind of support thig so it wont collapse!please someone!
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:evil: Gee, you're impatient. By Wednesday? You know this stuff takes time to dry!!
At last you got around to saying what you wanted to make - at least it's not an elephant or an ocean going liner. So, a skateboard. You say a model . . . does that mean it doesn't need to take anyone's weight?
If I have guessed right, the best armature would be a double layer of corrugated cardboard, cut to shape, the layers glued together with PVA and then with paper layering (laminated) for about four layers.
If you want more advice, you will have to give much more information about what you hope to achieve. 
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i ment i have to make a replica of a snowboarding ramp!? and its not going to be too big since its due wednsday and i got everything i just need to know what i can use for support for the curves?
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please someone i need to get it started so i wont have to be up all night!
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hello someone? anyone?
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please someone reply!!!
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Since it's usually scaffolding pipes, and you're scaling down, try some strong wire or even drinking staws. Use a piece of timber for the ground and put the straws or wire into pre-drilled holes.
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oh ok thanks!
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