Does anyone here has a template of this papercraft model? It's website died ages ago.
>>627677The internet archive is your friend anonhttps://web.archive.org/web/20180815145425/http://livedoor.blogimg.jp/kanmatoblog/imgs/6/7/67d0bfea.png
>>627678Thank you very much
Is Star Trek origami a good place to start? Looks fun and there are books on ithttps://www.giladorigami.com/origami-star-trek
As a beginner, any topic you like is good as long as there are good ressources.Before purchasing books, you'd better look for free diagrams and videos (youtube has a lot of these) to begin with.For example,https://origami-resource-center.com/star-trek-origamigive links to many diagrams.
>>627247https://www.mediafire.com/file/i3jsvu2p9l8tqka/Andrew_Pang-Star_Trek_paper_universe_%2528_PDFDrive_%2529.pdf/file
I'm making an effigy of a McDonald's nightmare golem
>>625784Hows the progress?>>625860Ill repost in a bit on catbox. I wanted to do this at a con for sherry and giggles, or just be a sign spinner outside a mcdonalds
>>627652https://files.catbox.moe/8al80a.stlHere it is. I solidified it, so it should be easier to print. You can break it into parts if you have a small printer, but i'll let you do that.
>>625751Very nice
good shit anon.Why did Mc Donalds get rid of Mac Tonight anyways? He was still successful when they stopped using him.
>>627679There was a lawsuit around the time they felt the ad campaign was losing steam so they decided to end the campaign instead of dealing with the lawsuit. They've brought him back a couple times since then but the Moon Man meme has effectively killed the chances of a proper revival in the near future. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_Tonight
As the last thread won't take any more posts, starting a new one...Cerastus knight castigatorhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1KHSuSxHcVKkZZ5fcOIy4YKg4WDr3rX5d/view?fbclid=IwAR1b429o9L1C-IdMOpddxoae5tg1x8We_JWvNmMLNVyaRm2K5vyibych0vg
>>625307
Anyone have these Plague Marines or anything Emperor's Children or Tyranid-related in this style?
>>625309it is from a creator name chibiepic, he got like 200 or so file in the Facebook group chibiuniverse, for some reason i cant send the pdf file of it it is on the file tab, number 106
I went over chibihammer from different sources, but haven't found any infantry (kavbalites, whyches, incubi, etc.). By any chance, somebody have them?
>>627674Fast fix. Infantry for drukhari.
I love folding dragons.
>>627553found it myself but here if any1 else is interested
>>627119They're quite fun, though the couple I've made have been pretty simple so far
>>627119So cute!
>>627558Sweet ring
>>627558chloranthy ring
I would like to announce that I am now beginning my journey into the Papercraft & Origami World. This may be something Huge or something Small in the lives of all. Any book recommendations you might consider mentioning to an Amateur such as myself?
>>627629I think Gen Hagiwara's Spirit of Origami and Jun Maekawa's Genuine Origami are good starting points.
Recently got back into Quake with the release of Quake II remastered, and came across some photos of this model online-I thought I used to have a copy of it, but can't find it-I can only find the similar Ninjatoes version.Does anyone have a copy of this model they could scan and preserve for the future? It is pretty old; from 1997! I've been searching for it for awhile with no luck.
http://home.clara.net/rogerpattenden/quake-marine.htmlThis place still has and sells them, at least as of 3 months ago. Pretty cheap. Someone should buy one and upload it.
He-Man re-color
>>627145Anyone able to confirm they still sell these 1 year later?
>>627146Image expired
>>627148It was from an old Paperkraft.net post, it used to be a huge papercraft blog with papercrafts from all over the internet by Ron Rementilla: http://paperkraft.blogspot.com/2008/06/he-man-papercraft.html
Some time ago, several users contributed various NOA magazines to a publicly shared folder. This is a reminder that everyone can access and contribute to this folder to keep it up to date and ensure all magazines are accessible to everyone.Currently, we have most of the magazines, except for the latest issues and newsletters. Please refer to the index file to see the list of currently shared magazines.You can access the shared drive using this link:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YYwrQLPUqv-aCvyNbRdNKLSHe7Zb-dXO?usp=sharingPlease note that the folder has read-only permissions because many items were accidentally deleted several months ago. If you have any missing magazines to contribute, please upload them to this post, and I will update the shared folder accordingly.Thank you all for your contributions!
>>622872How about sharing it then?
What happened to the issue 48 guy?If you have it, please share it.
I've updated the index and uploaded new NOAs: 575, 585, 587, 597, 598 If someone has any that are not included in the shared folder, please write to me on oriscans@proton.me and I'll upload them =)
Updated again with no. 594, thanks for the contribution!
https://www.mediafire.com/file/2963idio8973qrv/NOA_Kessakusen_2_%25282%2529.pdf/file
What are some origami works that looks difficult to create but is actually rather easy and the other way around?
>>627606Geometric shapes or mathematical objects are fun to assemble but then the instructions is like make 30 pieces for each face or sm.
Do you guys only fold paper cranes and glue Warhammer figures? I've never seen a bookbinding thread here.Printed and bound House of Leaves. Split it into 2 volumes because I was afraid to work with so many pages at once. Covered with paper-backed vinyl (black) and linen fabric (red), which will probably collect a ton of dust pretty soon.Couldn't decide how to put the titles on. Should have made a debossed rectangle with a paper label glued inside. But I hoped that hot ink transfer would work. So I made the covers first, then printed the title on ink transfer paper, and found out that pressing a hot iron to the cloth-covered board warps the board due to heat expansion. Tried on small swatches first (picrel). This method won't work. As I understand it, my current options to put the title are limited to>linocut transfer >screening (sponging the ink through a trafaret)>just print a paper label and glue it on topDon't have any hot stamping tools to work with foil, nor the desire to purchase these materials.
>>627050A few things I've noticed about trimming the edges of stacks with a boxcutter and metal ruler:-keep as sharp as possible, break off a blade, or install a new one-hold the blade at a shallow angle, making many passes with limited force. make sure enough of the blade is exposed (slid out) to accommodate your shallow cutting angle-don't remove too small an amount. If the material being cut away is less and 1/8" wide, it is more likely to buckle and foul the cut-if the cut material shifts at all, keep your ruler hand in place and remove cut material with your knife hand. Don't be tempted to simply slice through material that has moved into the cut, it'll often foul it up.-last thing is to pay attention to the tilt of the blade. of course, you're aiming for the cut surface to be vertical, but it can be easy to lose track of the tilt during deeper cuts. The force you use to keep the blade against the ruler can have a tendency to bend or tilt the blade if you're not focusedI've had some excellent Olfa boxcutters for years for modelmaking, etc. (about 20$ for a pack of 50 refill blades that last me ages) I wouldn't attempt anything fine with a bog-standard cutter.
Well screw me for not paying attention before and knowing this thread was here. Of course it would be. I've picked up bookbinding for the past year and tried a bunch of stuff already.Anyway, I'm thinking of starting my project of a Jurassic Park rebind and I came up with this kind of cover. I'd fit in the amber which I bought for it.
>>627042i thought i’d try my hand at this so i bound some junk mail into a book. it was fun
>>627048Opposed to the super manly craft of folding bits of patterned paper?
>>627092Where the fuck do you live where you can't find other sized paper? I personally buy Indian rag paper from Khadi papers. They have stores in UK. It's very cheap and of high quality.
Fuck it, my curiosity has won in the end after seeing this board be here for years.How can I start off doing origami as a beginner with no previous experience aside from making paper airplanes? (If that counts)
>>627520Try Jo Nakashima's channel, he has a variety of easy to insane folds. Also he has the steps diagramed on the screen while he's folding so you can get a feel for what the symbols mean. https://www.youtube.com/@jonakashima/featured
>>627520easiest way is to just get any paper you have on hand and cut it into a square (look up how) then follow a tutorial on youtube.
>>627556https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2rYqrmyWAEI love Jo's designs, I just got done folding his duck. The way this one balances is really fun
I fixed that pesky cheek. I'm a lot more fond of this model than I was expecting
>>627584>>627586Sweet! He's got some amazing stuff on there, I've got a origami rubik's cube at work. Bitch to put together though :p
Wanted to share my first architectural papercraft model, designed from scratch - Khabarovsk Cliff, a landmark and a symbol of my hometown.Free PDF, pdo & instructions: https://www.blog.private-universe.net/2025/03/27/papercraft-khabarovsk-cliff-model/
We are so back paper folding bros
>>627495You know what? I wouldn't be surprised of how badly this website is handled by the mods and owner.
>>627469I haven't folded in a while, but felt sad hearing this board could be gone forever.
>>627495Not being able to load PDFs is a crock of shit.Why take that feature away? They should have just left the site down then.
>>627495cargalos con medifire
>>627469lets gooo
Model:https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BydE3jT2PP-rY081TWNfRXB0UFU/view?resourcekey=0-UE5KYgVDMM4spdERbVHiOgInstructions (Japanese)https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BydE3jT2PP-rZWpqT3Y5Qkd6NTA/view?resourcekey=0-C2B0y8cqm3UhncxCttrhlQ
>>623773that's really nice
>>623774Yes. This is beautiful. Where do I get the pieces from or can I fashion them myself ?
>>623775Just print and cut
Day 2988 to go
>>625687that was me. still thinking about what could've been. tried to find the same kit online to no avail, similar ones look worse in quiality and are much more expensive. it's a stupid thing to get upset over, but to me it's just another proof that i can't finish anything i start
>>625734>>625735>>625736Congratulations on finishing, anon. I'm sorry about what happened in the middle of your folding journey but it's nice that you finished on Tanabata. >>625739>it was the fitting end for my journey. Life is all about moving on, and that is want I most wantedThese are some beautiful last words to end your journey. It's been a treat folding with these cranes with you. I wish you the best in whatever you do in the future.
>>625741Thanks so much for the kind words, anon. Admittedly, my life's still on hold for the time being, but at risk of turning this into a blog post, I'll just leave it as "we'll see how things end up". I'll say that it is nice to be able to fold things that aren't cranes again. To keep things on topic, I keep a set of paper at work that I usually fold with when I'm bored. It isn't the easiest paper to work with, but here's a horse I attempted today.I will say that I hope someone picks up the journey sometimes soon. I know threads aren't at huge risk of dying here, but I'd be lying if I said that I'd be ok letting this thread die out.As a side not, I guess some of my images got deleted? Not really sure about that one but alright>the front legs on the horseYes, I fixed those after I took the photo >>625740I think that, if it really is something you want to do, you should still pursue it. Cranes are very simple to fold, so you can really use whatever paper you find to fold them with. One ream of A4 can easily be cut down into 2000 squares if you want some easily accessible paper. There is also something special about origami made from found paper, so you could also get creative with were you get your sheets from if you're short on money. I guess what I'm saying is don't let it get to you too much. I've never liked the whole "it's not about the destination" outlook, but I'd hate to see you quit the journey over this. It is a very cool thing to dedicate yourself to that few people rarely try
>>625727Belated congratulations on your cranes!
>>627485Thank you! Can't believe that it's been over a year since I finished.
