This has been a fun project. It was not modeled after any particular existing grand pianos. The paint is matt as that is what I have on hand. If I make more, I would try a glossy paint. Hope you like it!
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This is amazing. Cardboard!!
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Wow!!!
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That’s really cool! I’m amazed you can get such detail with cardboard!
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Cardboard is usually used as a cheap way to make a mock up to see if a design will work, but this one is definitely a keeper. Amazing detail. Thanks for sharing.
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Impressive
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I am amazed at how realistic the keys look. Looking forward to seeing what else you make.
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That is awesome!!
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Wow – that looks great!~
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That is just amazing!! Fantastic job!
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Thanks!
I printed the white key pattern on regular printing paper and pasted the cutout onto a piece of cardboard before stacking the black keys over it.
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That is a really amazing design and execution. Beautiful!
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Crazy awesome!
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That’s grand!
Are the keys actually cardboard as well? They look amazing, especially considering scale!
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That turned out great! Love all the little details you put into this.
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that is terrific!
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Yes, the black keys are cardboard as well. White keys are printed on regular paper and glued to a piece of cardboard.
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Here’s a demo of the piano’s articulation:
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That is great! Now design it for proofgrade materials (even draftboard) and submit it to the catalog! It’d be perfect or other miniatures in there!
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Wow, this is amazing! Thank you for showing the individual pieces in addition to the final product. I also love the video. Thank you for sharing!
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