like it! this is a nice work!
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in discussion Papercraft / Of Interest » Gundamandrobotanime Papercraft on Blogspot
Hi everyone,
Here is my blog for collecting papercrafts. PaperCraftSquare.com is a free papercraft site.Here you can find free papercraft to download, and you can also appreciate many paper arts.
ALEX SCOTTI (guest) 28 Nov 2011 13:30
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » Star Wars ep1 Battledroid
Please send me other parts pdo i wanna finish the model complete, im from argentina.
good luck with u other projects.
alex
Its never to late to go back and try something again!
Ken (guest) 22 Oct 2010 02:21
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » Star Wars ep1 Battledroid
May I have a copy of the original 3D file?
DroidPaper (guest) 14 Aug 2010 20:56
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » Star Wars ep1 Battledroid
hey how are u? i hope good :D i from venezuela and i like this proyect!
how i found the patterns for make it! please help me! ;)
greetings!
What we need is /po/ to get raided. As of this morning, someones spamming every thread with "save this image rename shit bricks" therefore I'm back, sorta.
It seems like we're dead to me… :(
in discussion Papercraft / General Papercraft Discussion » Other Groups
Just curious if there would be any interest in a Steam community group for Paperworks. =)
This is also the thread to post other information about branching out into the online community.
My entry, sort of.
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n224/nhb93/IMG_0640.jpg
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n224/nhb93/IMG_0641.jpg
It's supposed to be a pumpkin. Didn't quite fold right, and it doesn't have a face, top or bottom. I Just wanted to get something in for the contest. I feel good now about my first ever pre-designed papercraft!
Hmm, sadly, I don't have a paper cutter readily available to do that. O well, looks like I'm going to have to hit up the local craft store for some paper and some of those strips for the little stars. Really want to make some of those.
I would assume bending ONE piece of paper like that, then just cutting the rest by using the folded one as a template would work.
I have a question about origami. I can't find my paper around, so what is a good way to create these square shaped origami ready papers? I resorted to just bending printer paper diagonally across and cutting. There an easier way?
Anonymous (68.12.169.x) 23 Nov 2008 02:47
in discussion Papercraft / General Papercraft Discussion » Designing papercraft by hand
I've made two things by hand. I tried putting together templates, but couldn't get the measurements right in Illustrator. My last model is about 85% finished, but I'm just too lazy to tweak the pieces that need to be shortened/lengthened. And by too lazy, I mean it's been over a year since I even opened the file.
I've got a notebook with a few models sketched, but I'm probably never going to get around to actually building the templates. I've got a Grim Reaper inspired by Death from The Hogfather, a "Thug", and a Rhino sort of patterned after the Rommy Sloth series. I've also got a cubee design waiting to be traced in Illustrator, but once again…Too damned lazy.
in discussion Papercraft / General Papercraft Discussion » Designing papercraft by hand
minor amounts like that don't matter… From what I figure, 1/8" is the finest detail you'll ever need to worry about because of the margin created by several factors- human error when assembling, and the size of the paper tab mixed with the radius of the fold (increased by the thickness of the paper). you'd be surprised at how much a model can expand or contract due to these little factors.
in discussion Papercraft / General Papercraft Discussion » Designing papercraft by hand
For the contest, I think I'm going to be taking the measurements I created in AutoCAD, and drawing it out on paper. Hopefully the little 1/100's of inches don't hurt me later.
in discussion Papercraft / General Papercraft Discussion » Designing papercraft by hand
I dunno, if you were to make something like this:
which i saw here
which i saw here
Its sorta what inspired me…plus, for some reason my combination of sketchup, pepakura, and fail leads me to lose vertexes or other weird shit.
in discussion Papercraft / General Papercraft Discussion » Designing papercraft by hand
I don't think I could handle designing by hand. I'm way too impatient. If it was a one time thing I could wing it to make something I wanted, but I couldn't design a template for others to use that wouldn't look cheap.
in discussion Papercraft / General Papercraft Discussion » Designing papercraft by hand
So, anyway, /pw/, how hard do you think it is to design something by hand? I mean, making Haruhi or a multi-dimentional curve may be hard, but if you are designing a building or other geometrically simple object, you could duke it out pencil and paper. All basic papercraft design really needs is polygons, arcs, circles, and frustums, with tabs. (And maybe textures). As I am more interested in making mechanical papercraft and skyscrapers and such than masks and anime figurines (I still love that stuff to death), I don't see why it would be a problem.
Considering writing a program to help draw out, texture, and print papercraft designed this way, IF I get less lazy (havent gotten 20% done with tutorials yet) and bother looking up the specifics of GUI's and all that fun stuff.
What do y'all think?
in discussion Papercraft / General Papercraft Discussion » SackBoy Costumes
ah. Oh, hey, you're about as old as my little sister then. It still scares me that kids born your year are going to be on the roads very soon. I'm only 5 years olderm but still… I guess it's because of how I see my sister and her friends as being so young…
bah.
I'll try and get on PSN, I can help with bunker ;D
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