
073009 Buffy Summers (30-04-2009)
from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer
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instructions (2,43 MB PDF file)
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073009 Buffy Summers (30-04-2009)
from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer
Download:
parts (1,61 MB PDF file)
instructions (2,43 MB PDF file)
Pictures:
Webshots album
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When AvangerBTK found my paper models, he sent me a message saying he would send me a picture of the first one he would make.
And here it is! It’s the Clock Town Schnauzer from the Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask!
It took him about 2 hours to make, with regular printer paper. It turned out great I think, the picture almost makes me want to give it a dog biscuit… ;o)
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My King of Red Lions is a challenging model to build but Josh Darrah not only did an excellent job, he took it even further!
He reinforced the mast with a chopstick and a rolled up cardstock sheet acts as a sleeve so he can take the mast off when he needs to, made his own ocean base for King to rest on, and he Photoshopped Chokipeta’s WW Link from the Japanese magazine Dengeki Cube a couple years back to how he wanted it: picture 2 | picture 3 | picture 4 | picture 5.
He’s proud of the results, and I say: he should be. ;o)
UPDATE: Josh finally finished preparing his scratch built sea base for release, and here it is:
King of Red Lions sea base (2,20 MB ZIP file)
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Carlos “Charly” Gomez from Mexicali (Baja California) in Mexico is what you would call a real Legend of Zelda fan.
He built not one, not two, but all of my Zelda models, which include some of the most challenging ones I have to offer.
It took him something like three months, but from what I can see, it was definately worth the effort!
UPDATE: Carlos strikes again! This time not with a Zelda model, but with his favourite character from his favourite RPG, Cloud Strife! You can see the picture here: picture 2.
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Andre is the second person to send me a picture of their papercraft Cloud model, although he was hoping to be the first… ;o)
But first or second, it still looks a very good build! It can be a bit confusing to figure out how to glue all the hair parts together, so Andre included extra pictures to show how well he did it! But that’s no surprise, because we can see in the background, he has had lots of practice! ;o)
It looks great Andre, I hope you had fun building!
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With lots of small parts, my Super Smash Bros. Melee Link is definately one of the more difficult paper models on my website.
Travis did a terrific job building him! He tells me some parts were tough, but “nonetheless enjoyable.” ;o)
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Jenny made “29 models or so”, including these two: my Cloud Strife model, and Kaizo’s Sephiroth model.
It’s obvious that Sephiroth is trying to ignore Cloud of course, because he knows he’s in for a beating when he crosses Cloud… ;o)
But perhaps he’s just intimidated by Jenny’s building skills on Cloud. ;o) It’s not a very difficult model overall I think, except perhaps for the hair which can be confusing, but Jenny did an excellent job on that as you can see here!
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072035 Black Hole MD Tank (05-04-2009)
from Advance Wars
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Austin Taylor had a look at my little “hall of fame” here and was surprised that nobody had sent in a picture of their American McGee’s Alice yet!
So he decided he would be the first. ;o) While he only started papercrafting a few months ago, I think he did a terrific job!
There are two more pictures at Austin’s own weblog here, so be sure to check it out!
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