Three-dimensional art creations made out of wooden products and other materials.

In this video I am displaying my 3D art creations. I've produced realistic models of planes, buses, pickup trucks, hats, and the Twin Towers. They are mostly made out of wooden products such as cardboard and solid wood. My supplies include cardboard, wooden dowels and sticks, sheets of paper, and blocks of styrofoam. They all have to be glued together. My supplies vary depending on what l produce. For example my planes are currently the only models that contain styrofoam and sheets of paper. One of my hats are made out of sheet metal. My Twin Towers are made out of solid wood. Regardless what materials and supplies l use most of my models are technically made out of wood. Most of my creations require me to draw a blueprint. I've created models like these since 2017. There is a long and complicated story to them. I tried to make this video as short and simple as possible. Nevertheless it's still a long video.
Here is a description of the models in the video.
1:14 Two Boeing 747-400s painted in Southwest livery and a cardboard figurine with a wooden base
5:27 American Airlines (Flight 11) 767-223ER
6:51 United Airlines (Flight 175) 767-200
9:11 Twin Towers
9:53 San Francisco Muni buses
18:22 F150 pickup truck
19:50 Cardboard hats based on particular hats. The metal hat is a German Army helmet.
At the end of the video I show my blueprints.

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If Southwest had a 747