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[Bishop Steiner]

DO WANT.

Heck, would settle for a non movable plastic model of that.

Edited by Bishop Steiner, 18 September 2013 - 03:34 PM.

[Jin Ma]

thtas pretty damn cool. must have used some kind of 3d model to make those

this guy is amazing

http://lih203.blogspot.com/

I think these are modeled in a 3D program and then converted into papercrafting printouts by some software.

here is osme by aoterh guy
https://plus.google....326942947/posts

Edited by Jin Ma, 18 September 2013 - 04:09 PM.

[BLaaR]

That is some pretty intense designing and building. I wonder how many parts that thing is. Amazing what people can do with paper.

I while back some one posted this Tarantula mech made of paper and then painted by hand. Thought it was amazing model too.







More of the build can be seen here : (It shows you what goes into making a paper model, from start to finish)

http://www.papirove-...?showfoto=84020

Edited by BLaaR, 18 September 2013 - 09:20 PM.

[Damian Frost]

awesome, bet that took some time to make. Here's a pic of one of the action figures from back in the day.

[Valcrow]

wow. on the spider bot.

That's like the most incredible amount of attention to detail ever.

[BLaaR]

Here is the video of the Voltron in both modes. This guy is a paper model design genius.

[Stingray Productions]

wow, my skills with paper models are put to shame when compared to this, absolutely awesome, and fun to watch the video! thanks for posting this!

[Bishop Steiner]

BLaaR, on 21 September 2013 - 11:27 PM, said:

Here is the video of the Voltron in both modes. This guy is a paper model design genius.

ummmm...isn't that the same video I posted?

BLaaR, on 18 September 2013 - 09:17 PM, said:

That is some pretty intense designing and building. I wonder how many parts that thing is. Amazing what people can do with paper.

I while back some one posted this Tarantula mech made of paper and then painted by hand. Thought it was amazing model too.







More of the build can be seen here : (It shows you what goes into making a paper model, from start to finish)

http://www.papirove-...?showfoto=84020

also..I want that. I need to use that as a basis for a Mechwarrior quad design. Probably minus the cool looking, but very vulnerable rear engine compartment.