But to properly unfold the parts for the test build and final templates, I always make seperate files for the seperate (body)parts.
That way, it's much easier to see all the nooks and crannies of the 3D model, and you're not so overwhelmed by the work you have to do on one file. ;o)
Stay tuned!
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ReplyDeletei just can wait to see the first pics of the real paper-link *_*
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The first parts are pretty simple and since I don't have to worry about the way it looks on the test build, I think I'll be able to post the first pictures tomorrow already. ;o)
ReplyDeletethis will be a smooth model, yes?
ReplyDeleteYou should make sonic next
ReplyDeleteYep, this will be a smooth/curved model, like ZaL. Although I'm a big sucker for that polygonal look from older 3D videogames, I felt that a smooth look would fit the hi-poly look from Twilight Princess better.
ReplyDeleteAnd yeah, I still really need to make Sonic... ;o)
There's actually an official Sonic (and Shadow!) papercraft model from http://www.sonicteam.com/cafe/papercraft/ that at one point you could print from certain print shops in Japan for a small price it seems.
Some of the small ones are available for free now at http://www.sonicteam.com/chao_hp/en/gift_papercraft.htm but for Sonic and Shadow, you'll have to search harder........
there's a sonic (and shadow[again]) model at www.nintendopapercraft.com as well ;)
ReplyDelete...those would be the scans somebody made of the ones from Sonicteam. ;o)
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