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Home | Community | Make Your Own Zelda Papercraft
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| An online site run by some fan named Ninjatoes' was featured today on GoNintendo. The site is dedicated to replicating figures/models using nothing but paper. Surprisingly, there are instructions and tools on the site for making Legend of Zelda papercrafts for Link, Majora's Mask and Princess Zelda. This is seriously one hardcore fan. | |
| The page for the Zelda papercraft features some photos for you to download, as well as instructions and parts with and without fold lines so that you can make your own. I haven't actually tried to make one yet, but ThePrincessZelda is going to give it a shot later today. | |
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| These figures are incredibly detailed, and at first I didn't believe they were just paper until I actually read the instructions and saw the materials myself. Very impressive, and hopefully this fan will create some new ones in the future. Perhaps The Wind Waker characters, or maybe some from the upcoming Twilight Princess? | |
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| In addition to the Zelda figures, there are lots of other series and original works, including a very impressive Star Trek DS9 replica, which you have to see to believe. I had never even heard of "papercraft" before, and it just boggles my mind how some people could be this creative and good to make works like this. Hats off to this fan. | |
| Soure: Ninjatoes' Papercraft Website | |
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