This is the equivalent of learning to drive in a Formula 1 car. The file is rated as by most archiving sites. Here is why:
For these advanced models, standard copy paper is usually too thin. Enthusiasts recommend: Cardstock (160–180 gsm)
: A refined "Strike Zeta" model developed for atmospheric combat. RX-121 TR-1 Hazel Gundam gundam papercraft by rarra 6 49
: Use paper between 160–180 gsm (60–65 lb cardstock) for the best balance between ease of folding and structural strength.
There are thousands of Gundam papercraft files online. Most are "low poly"—simple pyramids and cubes that vaguely resemble a robot. Then there is Rarra. This is the equivalent of learning to drive
: A highly detailed version of the Hi-Nu Gundam that includes templates for the Heavy Weapon System (HWS). Gundam Exia (Normal)
: A large repository for Nu Gundam models and other Rarra creations. MSZ 006 3B Zeta Gundam 3B Type Papercraft Enthusiasts recommend: Cardstock (160–180 gsm) : A refined
You can find these and other related templates on dedicated paper modeling communities and archives:
The core fighter (cockpit block) is a nightmare of tiny red and white panels. However, once assembled, the "Rarra 6 49" torso has a distinct "real grade" look, with layered armor that sits off the base frame by 2mm using folded paper spacers.