Sound awesome!
For those that just want cool, but don’t necessarily need the realism, remember that any papercraft project’s design can be output much bigger than 100% and tiled on a printer, or you can take them and blow up the designs at a copy center. Either way, mount them on cardboard and they can make for some cool and funky (and cheep) Halloween costumes.
(Some day I’d like to learn to weld, and make some cool metal statues that way.)
just awesome I gotta look into trying this…
Here are the links. Sorry it took so long my PC crashed. I had to reload so I had to find the links again. There are a lot of more in depth tutorials on this process just do a YouTube search
check these out… very cool
http://io9.com/5601726/print-out-and-fold-your-own-paper-tardis-and-daleks/gallery/
http://io9.com/5601726/print-out-and-fold-your-own-paper-tardis-and-daleks/gallery/
I have finally finished my Papercraft Imperial Royal Guard helmet. It took me around 15 hours. I will probably have to do it again because there are some imperfections that need redoing. But this was my first papercraft project so it was a learning experience. I learn want to do and not do for the next time.
The Emperor would be proud.
EX-CELL-ENT!! /Montgomery Burns
That looks great!
