I guess if you were building plastic you would be a big fan of the prepainted and snap together kits. I'm usually amused by the paper modelers that are so proud of how good their "model" looks. After all, they did pick out the printer that did the paint work, or bought the package that had really nice colors preprinted in all the right places. Before you start slamming someone about model building maybe you should actually build then paint something. I'm happy for you that you can cut and glue that cardstock. And truthfully, I've seen some paper models that are really nicely done and look good. But it's not in the same category as plastic. There is a reason most contests are judging prepainted plastic and paper (when they even allow it) in different ways than other models. It's because the paint is not the work of the modeler. And the paper guys that want to put their paper stuff in with the plastic can't seem to understand why it's apples and oranges. It seems the judges can't seem to see through the paper canopy to see the non exsistant interior detail. Anyway, good luck with your paper but don't put down plastic modelers, about anything.