053007 Link & Epona (05-06-2008)
from: The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time game
Download:
parts (3,39 MB PDF file)
instructions (2,21 MB ZIP file)
some extra help (Webshots album)
Pictures:
Webshots album
Ninjatoes' papercraft webpage
Have fun building!
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Great model!! Is there a lineless version of this papercraft??
No, only my older papercraft models have lined and lineless versions, because back then, with Pepakura Designer 1, you could only make black fold lines.
But ever since Pepakura Designer 2, you could give the fold lines different colours, so they will blend in with the parts after printing.
Often, it’s can actually be quite difficult to see all the fold lines after printing the parts; so if you come across a part and it doesn’t quite fit like you expected after folding and pre-shaping it, check with the PDF version on your computer to see if you didn’t forget any fold lines, and make sure they are folded the right way (valley or mountain fold). Have fun building!
Thanks, I will have fun, :D; I already made some of your older papercrafts, so I wondered if there was a lineless version of this one, but if the lines blend with the final model, it should become very nice. Thanks again for the model (in fact, all your models)!!
If you’re not sure, you can try a test print to see how much the lines will blend in with the parts.
My own printer has three different settings (Draft, Normal and Best) and sometimes it depends on which one I choose how well the lines are visible. I usually use the middle (Normal) setting and on some colours, the lines almost disappear, but for most of them I can still make them out just enough to know where to score and fold. ;o)
at first I thought this would be really challenging. but it actually turned out to be pretty simple and fun. I really enjoyed building this! Thanks for making it!
I’m very happy to hear that, I always try to make my models fun to build! ;o)
This…is…perfect! *cry*
Thank you! =D
Thanks, I’m glad you like it so much! ;o) Have fun building!
…my computer won’t let me oopen “zipped” files sduch as your instructions for the link & epona. is there a way to transfer them to a pdf file image like on photobucket or to open them?
To open ZIP-files, you have to install a seperate “unzipping” tool. There are many free unzipping tools like 7-ZIP that can also open lots of other different compressed file formats.
After you have installed an unzipping tool, you can double-click the ZIP-file to extract the files inside (in this case, plain jpeg pictures that you can open in any image viewer.
Let me know if installing an unzipping tool solves your problems!
Just finished this one, it went fairly well and is pretty darn awesome (my friends think I’m the coolest, heh heh).
I had a bit of a problem on the rear and had to squeeze some to make the area where the tail goes line up enough to work. Probably just my little sloppiness that lead up to it.
Keep making this awesome stuff!!!
Thanks, I’ll try…! ;o)