I've made several custom paperized papertoys, based on upcoming Oppenheimer film.First one up is J.Robert Oppenheimer as played by Cillian Murphy.Download PDF here: https://www.blog.private-universe.net/2023/07/13/papercraft-paperized-oppenheimer-papertoy-trinity-site-version/
I've started series of Good Omens papertoys with versions of main characters from TV-show (they are a birthday gift for a friend).I plan to make book versions too later.Download here: https://www.blog.private-universe.net/series/good-omens-papertoys/
Papertoys of characters from Good Omens book, inspired by book covers and fanart.Crowley: https://www.blog.private-universe.net/2023/11/13/papercraft-paperized-good-omens-crowley-papertoy-book-version/Aziraphale: https://www.blog.private-universe.net/2023/11/16/papercraft-paperized-good-omens-aziraphale-papertoy-book-version/
Latest addition to my collection of Paperized customs - "Our Flag Means Death" main characters.This was a commission from a fan of the show, who wanted to give smth back to the fandom in thanks for keeping them sane through 2022-2023.Download free PDFs: https://www.blog.private-universe.net/series/our-flag-means-death-papertoys/
Recently I reworked my Tenet papertoysDownload free PDF here: https://www.blog.private-universe.net/series/tenet-papertoys/
>>615124lol at the paper cranes.
Here's a (imo) article on origami: https://www.guokr.com/article/63817/
Thank you for sharing
The page is all in Chinese.
A thread for discussion and posting of anything related to sonobe, kusudama, bascetta, Chinese paperfolding and similar stuff.
>>587756Filling my archives, the file seems gone. Mind reupping it?
This model is odd because it requires tape to stay together (or glue)by siun_kusudama
>>617002Rather I should say that tape makes the construction much easier. I think it might be possible without, but very difficult.
>>597233I know it's been 3 years, but I gotta point out how incredible it is to make this model, so cleanly, out of newsprint. Honestly wondering if it's photoshop.
>>616986Check Wayback Machine
hello, can anyone help me to convert pdo to pdf?.i found the nilou character pdo but i have a hard time accessing the fdo file because it's too big and besides i don't have a pc.please help guys!
>>615462that is designer not viewerare they gatekeeping and excluding builders who are not papercraft designers?and this won't directly install on my mac, linux test machine, or smartphone. gatekeeping against anyone not on winblows?i'm starting to wonder why anyone would ever use this thing.
>>615477cos its the one that works?duh..
>>615477The download includes both the Designer version and the Viewer version nowadays. Search Paper-Maker and you'll find a website where you can open PDO files in your browser without having to install anything. You will have to make an acoount I think.
Cambio el papercraft de Marín hololive por el papercraft nilou
Hello, I would like to know if anyone has the instructions for Hatsune Miku 5th Anniversary Symphony
If you have this book, please share it.
>>615070thank you so much! I won’t forget you friend.
Looking for a flamenco dancer or a king diagram please from le pli or Six Les bains
voici deux personnes qui ont plusieurs de ces livres et qui sont trop égoïstes, gardez ces livres, égoïstes
>>615583speak english you uncultured swine
>>617461Use proper English, you savage barbarian. Don't you know the first character of a sentence must be in capital and the sentence should be ended with a period ?
From the Edo, Meiji or Taisho periods. Here my own attempts at paper models from over 200 years ago.
>>604058kind of like Violence Voyager (2018)!https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8501318/
>>607626That's really good anon, maybe I should attempt one of the other templates myself.
>>603976looks good but try painting with watercolors
These are awesome! Consider taking it to another level by putting maybe a black card stock on the cardboard or even start on black posterboard!
>>603976OP, thanks for sharing these tatebanko. It’s great to see the final product. May I ask what the dimensions are of the uncut sheets?
Hey I know the overlap between people who like paper modeling stuff and people who like home designs is small, but does anyone else do something similar to this? Design a little home layout in MS paint, print it out, cut it out, and tape/glue it together? It's nice to be able to better visualize home designs than just in my head and it helps me avoid using software. I've made a few of these and just finished this one about ten minutes ago. Seeing everything else here I know it may be a bit sub-par quality, but I'm still happy with how it turned out :)
>>616034Finally graduated since posting that a year ago. I even used a few of the designs found in other threads as a part of my projects.Most of the stuff are still correct, but>Wall thickness is very dependant on the programme>Average chair height is between 40-60cm and desks are 70-90cm for adults (there’s a whole ass guide on children’s depending on age) >A staircase must have a landing of at least 1.20m length every 12ish steps, preferably less
>>610792huh, came here looking for a similar thread. made this a long time ago when looking at an old building and wanted to make micro apartments for it. Now im getting into designing modern, narrow width communities.
>>610792I studied architecture so we did this sometimes.It's nice when you do it out of love and have time, it's hell when you have to pull all-nighters the whole week and do them as quick models to trash and modify on the fly for the final real model.
>>610792just learn blender/use a floorplanning CAD software or something.
>>610952how do I print it? what settings should I use?
i finished this nico figure yesterday and her right leg needs some support, but i dont know what i could use as a stand, if u have any ideas i would appreciate it
>>621353wow anon look at that
>>621353I could easily make that. I just came to this board and is this a joke?
>>621365>>621389my cute wife
>>621600show me ur talent anon ;3
>>621353Awesome character, awesome figure
anyone who has this model to trade please
>>617646Like they saidIt's fucking 6 bucksBuy it
>>617660Not OP. That's what I did. :3
>>617670hell yeahsupport the artists and we'll get more
>>617672Fuck off lmaoCommented on a shit ton of posts for what
>>617671cope
Hello! I make pepakura for money. Models are usually constructed only once. My pieces are not so much like what we can find online; they tend to be VERY large and intricate, akin to a vg model. This is context for what my advice applies to. If you do it as an easy hobby or stick with truly low poly/tiny part models, a lot won't apply. No pic related just inspo, this is advice dump not my art thread. If you have any questions, why X, tell me more about Z, I am happy to oblige. I rarely use 4chan and wrote this on a whim, sorry if no reply. If you are interested in reaching for the stars with pepakura, here are my personal trade secrets.MATERIALS/TOOLS---Do not score the fold lines by hand. If you have a silhouette cameo, go ahead. To fold by hand purchase a glass scraper. I have two, one with a small 1.5 inch blade and another that is 4 inches. Dull the blade. I align the fold line across my fingers, press down with the blade.---Stop using an xacto knife. Get a snap blade utility knife. I HIGHLY recommend OLFA, XA-1 design. ---Titebond II Premium wood glue. It doesn't cure instantly but that's good, you don't want that. You want to be able to move the tab around into the perfect position before it starts curing. You have a 10 second window to make sure it's in position before it starts curing, then another 10 seconds till you can let go & any tension in the structure won't pull the tab out of place.---Tiny squeezable craft bottles for glue. One of the bottles I added thicker medical syringe tube. It is long, which is good for when I have to apply glue to a tab which is difficult to access The other bottle has a 1 inch long coffee straw, I use that for when I need a lot of glue then spread it around. When a tab is huge I just open a jar of glue and use a brush to paint it on. ---Dental tools.---Little neodymium magnets. I rarely use them, usually to hold a tab in place after the glue has already cured to the point that I can let go. See below
STRATEGY 2Think about where a piece is in relation to other pieces. You wouldn't begin to put together a section which, once constructed, would be a physical barrier stopping you from completing another section. You wouldn't start building a snakes head and tail at once; when both halves are completed you cannot reach inside the two halves to position and hold the tabs down as the glue cures. Each model is like a puzzle & the snake is easy to solve. Start at the head and end at the tail. You can't reach inside to hold the final tabs, but the paper won't be resisting you with tension at that stage. Even the most complex pieces can be very easy to construct if you properly solve the puzzle of where to start, what pieces come next, and where to end. In my early days of making other people's models I'd sometimes see difficulty ratings. It seemed like an unnecessary deterrent. I don't want to say every piece is easy to make, but every piece can be made easy and faster. Typical advice, work smart not hard. If I have a giant half completed model on the floor I'm not going to cut, fold, and attach one piece at a time unless that's the best move. That's slower. I'll often glue a few pieces together before attaching them to the model. !!!What you can and can't do is completely determined by your ability to do the following: Move the tab into position, secure it, shift it into its perfect spot, and use your fingers to press the entire length of the tab to its edge while the glue cures, WITH ONLY TWO HANDS!!! It's not an issue for most pieces out there, but if you want to get into hardcore models it will be a huge deal. With smaller pieces , maybe something curvy like an ear, you really need to think about its natural tendency. Human skin has a natural flow like a sand dune; surgeons will cut you open along the grain so it's easy to close back up. Work along the grain. I think I've explained the concept, the rest comes thru experience, judgement and foresight.
FINAL PRODUCTI never use colored paper or printed textures. If you want a really nice product, move away from that. Texture has its use in hobby pieces.The glue can overflow out of the seam and get on the paper. If you want to get rid of it then you'll have to cut that part off the model and start over. Look up fox pepakura. If I were to design a simple cute lil fox, that kind of coloring fits the model, but even so there is really no point in using colored paper. Just use painters tape to mask the area you want to paint, at that point you can now add subtle detail to your unique piece. Aesthetically, the best part of large, complex pepakura is its geometry. A single light source makes the whole thing pop. Shadow brings it to life, moving the source changes its appearance. When I finish a piece I spray paint it white to remove imperfection. Most of my pieces sell in this state, that is just what most people want when I show them what it looks like with different light sources and light colors cast on it. I inform the buyer that I can paint it a different solid color, or I can give it a more intricate paint job with undershading/zenithal highlight and/or a more realistic design that doesn't take away from the geometry. For example, a seahorse would do well with a base color, alternate coloring of specific geometry (using painters tape to mark off sections), eyes, and free form spray painting (letting the paint spit out in little drops, spraying highlight on tail tip, undershading), finalize with matte/clear glaze. The geometry is retained and highlighted through this paint job. Don't overdo. My goal is not to make it appear realistic like VGs do to convince you it does't have geometry. I'm not going to print texture on it, not going to use a paintbrush. If I wanted to make a giant realistic seahorse I wouldn't be using paper as a medium. Its form is inherently geometric. Any color design should compliment that.
GOING BIGWorking with such large paper models requires support. 3D printing at this scale has so much imperfection, time and risk of failure, it would be very heavy and require a complex web of internal support. As an art form, sculpting/mold pouring also isn't under threat from this tech in my eyes. For my pieces, shoddy woodworking as a skeleton does the job and I pad the areas were wood contacts the paper with pool noodles, pillow filling wrapped in fabric, fire hazard stuff. 120 lb paper is flexible, surprisingly resilient, and the final product is so lightweight it's never going to warp if properly supported. I use wood glue so the paper will rip before the tabs will ever become unsecured.I've had to finish assembly after transport on site, that's something I avoid, logistic crap. I tend to base the size of my largest pieces around standard dimensions. Standard height of a ceiling, standard width and height of a door and double doors. LxWxH is not a determine factor, you can maneuver a piece diagonally and twist it around to make it fit through a frame. MODELINGidk. I have no formal training. I studied art from my favorite games, Bloodborne and Dark Souls, looked at art, texture-less models. At first I only made symmetrical models and added asymmetrical parts afterwards. Just get blender go on youtube and practice. I copied a bunch of low poly tutorials and then my first model was a huge leap into complexity. If you're making a cat and the proportions look weird just look at a reference and keep messing with it till it seems right. Once you have the proportions right you can make the polygons look more geometric-y. I am not a creative person. I do this in reverence of objective beauty and other's art, try to reverently replicate it in this form. Thanks for reading I hope this helped or inspired you
thank you for this excellent thread
Nice thread, cheers for the glass cutting tool tip.
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!
>>621187Yes.But let's keep this thread focused on NOA, please.
>>621188OK, I just sent you an email.
Thanks.
>>621183me podrìa compartir NOA 35, 38,39 Y 44 POR FABVOR? leonvelasquezr2@yahoo.es
>>621668perdon leonvelasquezr@yahoo.es
Is it possible to create a highly detailed 1:64 papercraft car?
Hi, new to this board, normally from /o/Recently I found out Toyota had a little collab with Shin Tanaka, a papercraft artistthe problem is, this was years ago for a car collection that is now discontinued, the app is also not on the app store eitherI happen to own one of these cars still and I would love to print out the design and put it on my dashI saw some on ebay but those are a bit price, and honestly I'd rather not pay for something I can print myselfAnybody know if there's a PSD of the tC version somewhere?Specifically the red one, since its the exact car I have
>>604446can you download it? Then how do you print it, regular print on a A4 shiet of paper?
>>607296yes, i just downloaded onehttps://web.archive.org/web/20001020162931/http://member.nifty.ne.jp/papermodel/pdfs/Sna002.pdf
is that paper really?
>>621653How to make a paper car | Tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTTcOf8hy4E
Is there a term for this type of 3D models? I love this one, I'm looking for more. A lot of (animal) models are unfortunately too flat for my taste. I tried to google "3D animal origami" but I only got a bunch of tessellations/modular origami. Please recommend me some diagram/models to fold.
>>619563One of those flat models I meant. They look much better from the side.
low-poly
>>617743>>617758>>617809i would call these shell models but idk if that means anything to anyone else
>>621638Not really.
>>621641ahh. yeah, i tried googling different terms and there doesn't seem to be a name for these sort of husk-like models. i'm not sure if this fits what you're after, but i've always been fond of Anibal Voyer's ghost modelhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0tLjyoC_7c
Link to Origami Library in Discord again:https://discord.gg/EAZvEBRaCSWe really need your contribution, please participate if you can
>>621595Who asked for this?
Hey! Any1 knows a japn site or any site where 2 BUY the JOAS34 mag, 2nd hand even? I really dont want 2 buy a susbscription much less a membership.
>>621606Nope, and since it's brand new, you're not going to find it second hand right now either.
>>621606Why don't you offer money for a scan? The subscription that offers that issue is13500 Jpy so about 90 USD.There's 6 magazines, 1 special and like 2 extras.Make an offer accordingly.
>>621606Sometimes these things show up way later on Yahoo Auctions or ocassionally ebay. Yahoo Auctions is a pain to buy from outside Japan, but there are forwarding services to other countries.Honestly just paying for a membership is probably the cheapest and easiest way to get a copy until someone posts a scan.
Pepakura had a version update and I was wondering if anyone has a licence key crack or the hex value offset to unlock locked pdos.
>>620581Its a program for unfolding 3D models into "foldable" pieces, which you can then print and put together. bunch of other shit you can mess with but thats the gist of it
6.0.3 offsets:6FF74: 0F8414010000 -> E915010000908C501: 85C0 -> 33C08E332: 0F84AD000000 -> E9AE000000908E483: 7512 -> 90908E48C: 7509 -> 9090The extra change is to bypass an integrity check that got added.They still haven't fixed the problem with pepakura 2 pdos mentioned here >>609418.
>>621580Thank you so much for sharing this! Do you maybe have a 6.0.3 license keys to input as well? Or does this offset also bypass the key verification?
>>621596ya, can't get any keys to work, plz help
https://scnlog.me/apps/tama-software-pepakura-designer-v6-0-3-incl-keygen-btcr/
