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Life-Size Princess Zelda Papercraft

This is a real life-size Princess Zelda papercraft that stands at 170cm (around 67 inches (5’6” ish)), built by a DeviantART user who devoted a lot of time, minidelirium. The original craft was created by PaperJuke here. Feel free to download it if you want to spend a lifetime trying to impress your other gamer friends.

According to minidelirium’s DA post:

the cutting took 88h and the folding and building took 138h. I made a big mistake in the beginning and printed her on 120g paper, so I had to do it all over again in 160g and 200g paper. I’m very satisfied with the result and look forward to giving her to a distant friend. she is about 170cm tall.

posted 13 March, 2013
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Morning geekcraft: A pet turtle with papercraft guns

It’s like a real life Blastoise.

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posted 05 November, 2012
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Someone made a walking papercraft robot, and it’s every bit as impressive as it sounds

As in nearly every single piece of this robot was made out of folded paper.

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posted 26 September, 2012
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Cosplay of the day: Marvel papercraft toys

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Geekcraft of the day: Maleficent dragon papercraft wall mount

Using paper and some lights, Dan Reeder made this ultra badass wall mount based on the dragon form of Maleficent from Disney’s Sleeping Beauty.

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Geekcraft of the day: Life size papercraft Samus

Made by Flickr user and papercraft expert IAmThatOneGuy.

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Mind-bendingly awesome transforming paper thing

With just a couple strips of paper, some scissors and some tape, you can make an awesome transforming paper toy.

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Papercraft of the day: Starcraft II Terran units

I could have said “Geekcraft Starcraft papercraft”, but that seemed a little too crafty. SC2 fan “Constable” posted these recent SC papercraft creations on his blog, and the attention to shading and detail in the printed designs just really make these things spectacular.

Inception remade in 60 seconds using 19th century style paper cut-outs

If this was just a 60 second re-edit or one of those 60 second movie videos with the animated bunnies with the annoying voices, I wouldn’t give it the time of day. But what Wolfgang Matzl has done is just brilliant. Using 19th century style paper cutouts and a digital camera, he’s made a great little stop motion animation version of Inception. The voice overs could have been better, but overall it’s pretty effing cool.

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Weekend crafts: How to make a walking paper mech

I don’t know how many of you have tried papercraft, but if you’re looking for a fun sort of advanced papercraft project, check out the how to on Instructables for making the above walking paper mech.

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posted 14 November, 2010
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Afternoon time waster: Print out and make your own papercraft TARDIS and Daleks

Ah, fucking Wednesdays. Not the beginning of the week, but not Friday either. If you need a constructive, hands-on way to waste a little time this afternoon, check out these Doctor Who papercraft cut-outs by CyberDrone on DeviantArt. Set aside some time for yourself with some scissors and some glue and a juice box and let your cares melt away.

Get all of them full size here at DeviantArt via io9

Quick and Easy Papercraft memes: Sad Keanu on your monitor

I haven’t really covered much about the Sad Keanu meme— it was mainly a Reddit and Buzzfeed thing where they took a picture of Keanu Reeves looking sad on a bench and photoshopped the fuck out of it. You can Google it. Anyway, now you can have Sad Keanu on your monitor, watching you while you surf porn. Grab the jpg here

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Standing at 4-feet tall, it may be smaller than most we have seen, but certainly the most impressive – this Freedom Gundam is made of 175 printer pages (yes paper) comprising 500 parts. This awesome piece of papercraft has all the details of the Freedom Gundam, the colors are perfect to entice and the weaponry well it greatly stylized yet ideal to scare most. For the creator it’s taken a whopping two months in total to put this together.

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