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TouchFuzzyGetDizzy — SSBB Luigi Angles
Published: 2010-05-18 21:09:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 9806; Favourites: 122; Downloads: 229
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My build of Ignatius's Luigi. I tried to make this picture similar to this: [link]See him with Mario here: [link]
See him rotate! [link]
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How is it that your Luigi doesn't have white edges? Mine doesn't look like yours
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i don't understand what's the technique to cut only with "bands" ?
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Very nice!!! i would love to build one too.
From what part did you start to build it? the feet? the head? I just want to know the order to get an idea of how to build it.
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Well the model is split up (as in, the head, body, arms, feet, and hands are all separated from one another) so the order you build it in is entirely arbitrary. I personally built the cap, body, feet, head, and then the hands but it doesn't matter what you build first; just keep in mind that you should build everything first before attaching them to each other, otherwise you risk not getting the pose right.
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Wow that's amazing! I was just wondering, what kind of paper you use to make your papercrafts?
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While some use lighter paper, I use cardstock because I like to be able to pick up my models. I think the lighter stuff is just too fragile, although it removes a lot of the shadow that results from cardstock's thickness.
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brilliant as always 
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If you google "papercraft" you should come up with a lot of great sites where you can download templates and learning is just a matter of trying.
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thanks man! Is there a specific name for this kind of papercraft though?
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It would be impossible for me to explain all the "rules" I've developed through making so many papercrafts or the type of improvisation and intuition required to make this kind of craft. Again, the best way to learn is through practice.
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I think I understand what you mean. I just found some basic models that I can try. Thanks for the tip, will work on it as soon as I have free time. Great works!! keep em coming
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He stands at roughly 50 cm, making him the tallest I've made.
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omg thats so cool! looks like its made with computer graphics
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