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Published: 2008-08-28 02:16:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 79747; Favourites: 611; Downloads: 10789
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Sackboy Papercraft pattern!Click Download for the PDF and .PDO!
(for the viewer for .pdo file: [link] )
[for some other game crafts, click these: [link] [link] ]
Sackboy from Little Big Planet is Β© Sony
[coming out in October 2008!]
This is a fan creation, the pattern and complete model/texture were from made scratch by myself and I just cant wait to play the game!
Probably a Kratos sackboy coming soon, maybe!
I'm going to try and have some of these available at Anime Weekend Atlanta convention on my Artist Alley table! Come on by!
DIRECTIONS:
+There are only 6 parts to make: Head, Body, Left Arm, Right Arm, Left Leg, Right Leg.
+All pieces except for the head are in one single shape.
+First cut out the pattern on the solid line (do not cut the dotted line).
+Most people who have made more complex papercraft before should be able to figure out how to make it from there.
+But for Beginners, it is recommended that you download Pepakura Viewer (it's free) for a directly look at the corresponding edges. [link]
If you guys have any questions just ask here and I'll reply back to you!
Also, critiques and comments appreciated!
(I now notice that the top of the head should be a little different, so I'll make a note of it when I make another one).
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Comments: 105
Hiya, sadly the links are dead...
Can you send me the pattern?
Bye!
dutchpapergirl
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Heya!! really nice papercraft, hoping to try it. Do you have a version without the folding lines?
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Zelas i usted es el creador de este archivo me gustaria enviarle algunas fotos
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Hi! I am new to paper craft. This is my first paper craft would love to ask you a few questions.
I was able to put this whole thing together however its difficult to glue parts when its closing up. Is there a way or method that can make it easier? Because once the parts are formed, there's no way my fingers can get inside the part to press it together to make it firmer.
Also, what kind of paper do you recommend for this? 
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i took the template for this and made my own version of sackboy using a baby blanket. it came out awesome.
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Haii,
How can I open the page with the print stuff?
xx
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so i have to down load that viewer to print this
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It's so cute! I'd love to see a Kratos one (or an Ezio 
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wa!! the software isn't compatible with my system!
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I just made this little guy, here's the link: Sackboy Papercraft. Thanks for the pattern, it was fun to make!
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This is just great! Love SAckboys... sack-craft-boy is pure awesomeness!
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Great idea !
I think I will try too ^^ he's so cute <3.
Good work ! ^^
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I know some people who'll love this guy, thanks for the hard work.
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jeje soy nuevo en el papercraft y ya termine tu sackboy pense ke era un poco mas chico pero bueno si tienes mas de ese tipo subelos porfavor gracias aa y pues los pocos papercrafts que tengo son de guitarras
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Sweet, I'm printing out Two copies. One for my friend and one for me :] We played and beat the game together, so she gets one as a trophy. I'll mention you made the design though :]
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thanks, and good luck on building it!
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Oh uhm, I downloaded Pepakura but I can't open the Sackboy papercraft file for it. :S
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Yea but it wont open.. I dunno I can figure it out though. I finished a pretty complex dragon not long ago.
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This is really cute and well done! I have been wanting to make papercraft patterns for the puppets on our show, The Media Show, but don't know how to make the patterns. Do you know of any pages with good instructions on how to actually develop a pattern?
Thanks!
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Sorry, this pattern is made from 3D modeling, I dont know if that would be of any help to you to make actual puppets type of pattern.
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Huh, thanks
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I modeled it from scratch using 3D studio max
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depends on if you have ever put together a papercraft before. If you have, then yes its easy. If you havent, it might take a little trial and error for you.
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I cut it out and folded it all, does standard paper glue work ok?
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sure, tho make sure you only put enough to coat it with your fingers and not over the edges. Regular white glue may wrinkle the paper a little bit, if you want, the best is to go to a craft store and buy some 'archival' paper glue, and those tend to have less water so it wont wrinkle as much.
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