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Just get any other ballcap pattern and print out what you want on it, you lazy fuck.

>>536407
Try this http://lmgtfy.com/?q=papercraft+cap

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>>536407
>>536408
>>536410

i want my maga paper craft

I don't think it would be too difficult. The heart would be faceted, not smooth and organic, if papercraft. You might be able to manage curved sections, but there would still be sharp fold lines.

The hardest part is probably designing the heart. Fortunately, there is one here: http://www.mookeep.com/229/heart-shape-papercraft-model/

If you can manage, you're probably best off transferring that pattern to a large sheet of cardstock with a compass/straightedge, or proportional dividers. Otherwise you need a large format printer which can handle thick stock, or a cnc plotter. Continued...

Posterboard would work well. Cutting thick stock is difficult for most people. You need a sharp knife and ideally a steel straightedge which can span the length of the cut. It would be worth buying a 9mm snap blade knife for this project if you don't have one. You hold down the straightedge very firmly, and cut lightly on the first stroke. It might take ten strokes to cut all the way through the material. Hold the straightedge firmly the whole time. Blades dull quickly, you might only get 4 meters of cutting before you should snap off a segment.

If you want a heart larger than about a meter across, foam board, or corrugated cardboard if you are confident, would do the job well. The seams might be joined and highlighted with pre creased paper strips.

The project would look more professional if there was light diffusion, or translucent paper glued behind the light openings. Vellum or parchment paper.

Cutting the light holes may also be tedious with a knife. Perhaps a suitably shaped hammer-driven leather punch would do the job. Experiment in test pieces to determine what makes a nice clean hole.

The electronics support is whatever... suspend it with thread, paper strips, wires, a piece of celery, etc.

Good luck!

>>535580
>>535579
really appreciate your effort, thanks! this will take me quite a while for sure

>>535337
Yes, damnit.

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>>535337
I love this one.

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>>535381
Nice

>>535154

Try >>>/diy/

>>535154
Civilized countries have laws against these things

>>535506
Usually it's more like restrictions, like "if you intend to launch more than 20 of those things you have to ask/tell the authorities".

>>534790
I probably don't have it. Later, when I have a chance I'll check my old hard drive to make sure.

But have you tried contacting Xenonray and asking for it? On his site he says he took the model down because it was a bad design but maybe if you contact him he would share it.

Incidentally, do you (or anyone) happen to have any masks from majora's mask? Most of them seem to be down as well.

>>534813

I don't know why they don't show up when you search for them on nintendo papercraft, but they're here: http://nintendo-papercraft.com/zelda-masks/

>>534819
Actually, most of those links (the ones hosted at zapotlanejo.info) are dead. It seems that the hosting site doesn't exist anymore.

>>534748

If you want to make planes. You need perfection.

You either go foldable paper planes, or go big with constructing actual planes.

But if you construct it out of paper, you better be fucking precies. Any imperfections would make the craft spiral out of controll and hit the ground.

You can make very capable gliders out of regular a4.

Look up white wings and similar designs. Following the same fashion worka with a4. Something like glue sticks give second rate results, but superglue is preferable.

One can even make tight, thin cone fuselages using super glue that are quite strong.

Wings are of folded and glued spar inside a folded skin.

Go for very low aspect ratios if you want to fly indoors as this lessens gust response.

Try to be precise but minor imperfections are no issue as they can easily be trimmed out.

>>535278

I should also add that it is very easy to make a fuselage of triangular cross section with a4 paper, and one that can be both glued or taped.

This ends up being very lightweight, simple but also strong. Also very easy to attach v tails to such a fuselage, and have the horizontal side mated to the wing. Pinch the nose in to make it more aerodynamically clean.

Also, I only have a black and white laserjet printer to work with (so pretty much the opposite of what I want), do you think I could work with colored pencils?

>>534298
Good Job Anon
you have a pdf of it?
I take anything I want to put together to a UPS store and have them print it out in color laser on their cardstock, pretty cheap if its just a page or two and looks really good.

>>534307

Thanks. The PDF can be found here

Cockpit: https://starwarspapercraft.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/cockpit.pdf

Side (print 4 times): https://starwarspapercraft.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/side-c3974.pdf

Stand: https://starwarspapercraft.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/stand.pdf

bumpin

>>534177
I'm interested so..

Bumping too

Don't have it anymore, but I remember it being somewhere in this:
http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=3678680059&uk=2603306981&adapt=pc&fr=ftw#path=%252F%25E6%258A%2598%25E7%25BA%25B8

add a racing stripe.

paint a pin-up girl on the side!

Bump :^)

>>530079
can /you/ tell us how to fold the rest of it?

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i have found just a litle fold

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Here's a oil painting of a guy named "Sailor Dan" on a boat CP.

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The oil is 12x12in.

And a 50x40in collage that I just finished today based on a balloon CP. I will grab better photos tomorrow.

Seeing how slow this board is, I'll bump with any new works. If you know of any highly symettrical or highly unbalanced models, please post!

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Social Butterfly.

>>524805
Adorable! Do you have a guide how to fold this cute little fox?

Guide?

Guide as in how to make that paper fox.

Probably not, inkjet printers usually don't work fine with regular plastics because the ink doesn't dry well, to print in regular acetates use laser printers or copy machines (the type that use toner).

There are special transparencies for inkjet printer they are called Inkjet Films or something like that, just follow the instructions and you will be fine.

>>536592
thanks for the info anon, you reckon these Inkjet Films would be okay to expose a silk screen? I guess anything black would be fine - as long as it stops the light

>>536617
Probably, but you will need to make some testing with the settings of your printer to obtain the best results, better intensity and definition is obtained when you use the settings for premium paper.

use "Pepakura Viewer"

Refer to this thread >>529802

Hurry, because it just died, it should stay on the archive for a few more days, but after that I don't know since moe's archive died.

Also, please ignore the troll.

>>534420
Cheers. I wrote down all the info I need from that thread. Hopefully something will work. Would be a shame if these files are unusable.

Swing the left part behind to the right, using the existing crease as a mountain fold. You're just book folding it. Closing it up.