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>>550002

First things first...the inner frame. I used some spray adhesive to glue the frame work to 1mm cardboard, then cut the parts out, and assembled them. Its pretty rigid the way it is now, and doesn't really require glue, but I still added glue in the corners.

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>>550004

Another picture of the framework.

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>>550005

All built.

>>549863
Do you mean something like paper tole or strictly things similar to your image? As far as I can tell that doesn't have a name but I could be wrong (I'm probably wrong). Here's a couple links for you that I scrounged up. I don't have patterns for them but they should be trivial to make if you can spare a couple minutes with Photoshop.

https://www.silhouettedesignstore.com/view-shape/71792
https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.183637467.1392/papergc,380x420,w,f8f8f8-pad,420x460,f8f8f8.2u1.jpg
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/52/56/f9/5256f9da834dcd0bf74cb02d0d4daeff.jpg
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/d7/7e/96/d77e961a0eb422c10e0a3075cb04500b.jpg
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/1f/30/f1/1f30f1f85a533d1c35bc514a25230492.jpg
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/76/b9/58/76b958b950002deb45868c40951671cd.jpg

>>549872
Thank you so much for your help. Yeah I wanted something where layer paper.

>>549863
Decoupage? That's layers and you sometimes use padded tape to lift layers higher off each other. Also good luck

>>549850
for you

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>>549850
http://www.papercraftsquare.com/tag/dc-comics

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http://www.papercraftsquare.com/batman-the-dark-knight-rises-bane-papercraft-free-template-download.html

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>>549827

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>>549828

Here is the backside of it...

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>>549829

Front side of it. Time to add that forward piece...

>>548429
Internet explorer ?

And a happy new year 1999 is over 2000 is hereee.. ! Woohoo

>>548078

http://nintendo-papercraft.com/twili-midna-2/

Got ya back senpai

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>>548092
and that link leads to paperjuke's site where the model is no longer available like OP said. please test the links before posting websites please.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/bjs1kgn4digu7jr/Twili+Midna.RAR

There you go.

>>547798
>mom found the Cirno papercraft
then what?

I hope she made fun of you and called you girly, and you got red in the face from embarrassment!

>>547798
Bet she called you a baka.

What software do you use?
How did you learn it?

>>549922

I started with /3/'s sticky and gradually studied more from youtube and other sources. Eventually I had the opportunity to study in workshops with amazing artists like Rafael Grassetti and Bruno Câmara.

Softwares are not that super important - they're asking which brands of glue of pencil and artist uses, you know? HOWEVER, some softwares are pretty much industry standards, like Zbrush and Photoshop. 3Ds Max and Maya are extremaly common aswell, but most companies have their own pipeline and software preferences.

That's why Theory is more important than software. What matters is How and Why you do certain stuff, not "which buttons to press".

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Any leads on some cool masks to do?
:3

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Another one

>>549892
>gtfo

These things are nice, too bad i dont have any files...

>>549855
http://www.mundopapercraft.com/dragon-ball-2

>>549238
>They're so beautiful

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Here's the pdf version for you ok ^__^

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>>548420
Tell us what it is and we can help you better.

Just throwing up a blurry image and saying "make this better" doesn't give us much to work with.

>>549971
I think it's supposed to be one of those gift boxes which you cut out, fold and stick together.

>>549971
>leafy stem
>red
>username applelover

hmmmm I wonder what this is

This site has a lot of nice vehicles as well as a whole assortment of other stuff, you'll be surprised what you might come accross http://only-paper.ru/

Exactly what I had in mind, thank you very much!

>>548366
Your english is alright.
Click the number in people's post to quote them, that way they get noticed if you tell them something.
Other than that, you don't need to use names here. Most people don't like people who do and often avoid helping them. Me included. I'm only helping you because I can see you are new around here and didn't know this.

>>549705 (OP)
thanks :)

What is the password for the files?

the password is 'ojimak'

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>>549772
i have two suggestions (they seem to be mutually exclusive)

1. low poly sphere/ papercraft sphere/ geometric sphere
>basically crafting a sphere then adding extra layers on the surface just like how a window in a children's book would work.

disadvantages would include
>placing game pieces on board would be hard- you can decide to place magnets on the interior of the sphere but you'd probably need large numbers of weak magnets. Otherwise, you could employ double-sided tape on the bottom of your pieces.

>http://hyperexperience.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/sphere-unfolded.jpg

2.flat circle- display-able game board.
>https://img0.etsystatic.com/000/0/5659641/il_570xN.192171420.jpg
>view pic in link.
>make several circular maps and make it somewhat like a book- you can flip the pages to change maps/dimensions whatever.
i ought to make a game like option two. with more thought, it could sell really well.

have fun with your project, man.

>>549782
Thanks for the suggestions, but I don't actually need a physical object to place pieces on. My plan is to overlay a crease pattern onto a flat map, then fold it up, then map the remaining surface land using a 2D projection like Mercator or something.

I have considered using a papercraft net for an icosahedron instead of origami.