This is my papercraft topic. I will show my designs and builds here, as well as WIPs.
To start it off, here's Teddy from AC:NL It hasn't been released yet.
![[Image: teddy-final.jpg?w=500]](http://nintendopapercraftvideos.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/teddy-final.jpg?w=500)
(04-02-2014, 02:32 PM)FinalSmash Wrote: [ -> ]What's this? A double update?
No, because there's literally nothing in your post. (So I deleted it.)
Don't post unless you have actual content.
(04-02-2014, 02:47 PM)Vipershark Wrote: [ -> ] (04-02-2014, 02:32 PM)FinalSmash Wrote: [ -> ]What's this? A double update?
No, because there's literally nothing in your post. (So I deleted it.)
Don't post unless you have actual content.
Yeah I accidentally pressed the wrong button; I was going to put some pictures in there, but I had to get off.
![[Image: headstone.jpg?w=500]](http://nintendopapercraftvideos.files.wordpress.com/2014/02/headstone.jpg?w=500)
![[Image: 2r586xk.jpg]](http://oi62.tinypic.com/2r586xk.jpg)
HeadRock from Wind Waker, and working on a high-poly Toad from MKDD. Not released yet.
http://nintendocraft.blogspot.com/
Is this your site? It's linked in your profile.
If so, perhaps instead of just linking pictures, you can actually talk about the difficulty of such papercraft and the design process that went into making it, among other things.
Also, you should save your images as PNG rather than JPG. JPG destroys the image quality.
So far from what I see in this thread, I am actually impressed, I rarely get to see people making them, so I have no clue what the process behind this is. Great job on Teddy, makes me want to play New Leaf again.
(04-02-2014, 04:28 PM)Level 1 Wrote: [ -> ]So far from what I see in this thread, I am actually impressed, I rarely get to see people making them, so I have no clue what the process behind this is. Great job on Teddy, makes me want to play New Leaf again.
Thank you! If you want to know the process, have a look at this:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yJYC...qG0EU/edit Building and editing is covered in it.
"http://nintendocraft.blogspot.com/
Is this your site? It's linked in your profile.
If so, perhaps instead of just linking pictures, you can actually talk about the difficulty of such papercraft and the design process that went into making it, among other things.
Also, you should save your images as PNG rather than JPG. JPG destroys the image quality. "
Well here's the story; I joined the Nintendo Papercraft Forums, and I got banned for well you probably know why I got banned.
But while I was there, I met Poe, who started Nintendo Craft. He taught me everything I know about designing. So, after I got banned, he invited me to join Nintendo Craft. And that's why that site is linked in my profile.
I only designed Wario, and even then he had to make some edits to it. I don't have a color printer, so most of my build look a bit odd, so they don't get posted then. And some of my designs are like too easy or too small, so I'm going to probably start my own blog for those models. Can you save as .PNG in Snipping Tool?
UPDATE:
![[Image: 27xh1u0.jpg]](http://oi59.tinypic.com/27xh1u0.jpg)
Finally found a camera to take the picture with; will edit the background out later.
I don't mean for this to sound impolite, but what is going on with Toad's head? It looks unnaturally stretched out.
His head looks as if it was separated from the mushroom hat, The feet look disconnected from the body, and the arms just don't look too smooth, but well I have never made 3D modeling, or paper craft, so this may be intentional.
(04-10-2014, 12:47 PM)E-Man Wrote: [ -> ]I don't mean for this to sound impolite, but what is going on with Toad's head? It looks unnaturally stretched out.
(04-10-2014, 01:16 PM)Level 1 Wrote: [ -> ]His head looks as if it was separated from the mushroom hat, The feet look disconnected from the body, and the arms just don't look too smooth, but well I have never made 3D modeling, or paper craft, so this may be intentional.
It has been separated, as have the feet. You're not being impolite, it's a good question.
The hat and feet are meant to be disconnected, at least in my opinion, in papercrafting terms. After all the different parts are built, they will glue on by contact, letting you be sure that it will stand up, as all builds are different. Now about the arms; arms have never been my strong suit. It's hard to get them into a good pose without making it look unnatural. I tried to make his arms hang down, as in a natural pose, but it ended up sort of looking like this:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ru...SMBWii.jpg Which is okay I guess.
Ah, alright, well that answers that, well in regards of the arms, it just doesn't look like it fits the style of the rest of the body, the arms just look like they are trying to have more detail than the rest of the craft.
(04-10-2014, 12:47 PM)E-Man Wrote: [ -> ]I don't mean for this to sound impolite, but what is going on with Toad's head? It looks unnaturally stretched out.
(04-10-2014, 01:59 PM)Level 1 Wrote: [ -> ]Ah, alright, well that answers that, well in regards of the arms, it just doesn't look like it fits the style of the rest of the body, the arms just look like they are trying to have more detail than the rest of the craft.
I agree with you, but there's really not much I can do to them at this point. But crafts always look better after they're built, because of the paper overlap and such.
I assumed as much, well in that note, I can't wait to see the finished product.
(04-03-2014, 09:49 AM)FinalSmash Wrote: [ -> ]Well here's the story; I joined the Nintendo Papercraft Forums, and I got banned for well you probably know why I got banned.
I don't. Why did you get banned?
(04-03-2014, 09:49 AM)FinalSmash Wrote: [ -> ]UPDATE: ![[Image: 27xh1u0.jpg]](http://i59.tinypic.com/27xh1u0.jpg)
Finally found a camera to take the picture with; will edit the background out later.
Very nice! I like.
![[Image: bj5r4j.jpg]](http://oi62.tinypic.com/bj5r4j.jpg)