Perfect for Cosplayers or just to decorate your Geek room, this very well done paper model version of the Starfox Blaster Pistol, from Smash Bros videogame, was created by Italian designer Sandro, aka SmakkoHooves.
To view and print this model you will need Pepakura Viewer Free Version (link at the end of this post). When the file opens, you will be asked for a password.
Just ignore it and click on the option "open with Pekaura Viewer" that appears right below the password space.
Perfeito para Cosplayers ou apenas para decorar seu quarto Geek, este modelo de papel super bem feito da Pistola Blaster Starfox, do videogame Smash Bros, foi criado pelo designer italiano Sandro, aka SmakkoHooves.
Para visualizar e imprimir este modelo você precisará do Pepakura Viewer Versão Gratuíta (link no final deste post).
Quando o arquivo abrir, vai ser pedido uma senha. Apenas ignore e clique na opção "abra com o Pepakura Viewer" que aparece logo abaixo do espaço de senha.
This is a simple barn. This model cames very easy when I was playing with Sketchup.
In addition to the link to download this paper model, you will find another link to the 3D model, to be viewed in any version of Sketchup. Have fun.
Este é um celeiro simples. Este modelo veio muito fácil quando eu estava brincando no Sketchup.
Em adição ao link para baixar este modelo de papel, você encontrará outro link para o modelo em 3D, que pode ser visualizado em qualquer versão do Sketchup. Boa montagem!
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| Model Assembled and Photo by Daniel Beek |
This perfect paper model version of the Sorting Hat, from Harry Potter books and movies series, was created by designer Etore, from Papercraft Led website. The Sorting Hat is a sentient Hogwarts artefact that magically determines which of the four school Houses each new student belongs most to. These four Houses are Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin. The Sorting Hat originally belonged to Godric Gryffindor, one of the founders of Hogwarts. It normally stays in the Headmaster's office until it is needed. - To view and print this model you will need Pepakura Viewer Free Version (link at the end of this post).
These are classic Russian Matroska paper dolls, originally published in the early twentieth century, that were preserved and now are shared by Agence Eureka website.
Estas são clássicas Bonecas Russas Matroska, originalmente publicadas no início do século XX, na Rússia, e que foram preservadas e agora são compartilhadas pelo site Agence Eureka.
