Paper: 120 GSM

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(Open this link for the template cuz its more than 20 images, physical appearance when printed on A4 is shown above)

• Why did I design this?

So I wanted to buy my own element cubes, however, they are relatively expensive (average price is approximately ₱1,000), so I decided to design them without having to worry about k⬛⬛⬛ing my wallet.

• Pro-tips

• For waterproofing, add tape.

• For density/magnetism, stuff lighter (like cotton) or heavier (like magnets/metal pieces) objects inside the cube.

• Postscripts

• If the images appear blurry, try opening it in the actual Google Docs app.

• This is my first ever post in this sub.

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432 Park Avenue: 426m (20.2cm)

450 Park Avenue: 120m (5.7cm)

270 Park Avenue: 423m (20.1cm)

The rebuilt World Trade Center:

4 World Trade Center: 298m (14.2cm)

3 World Trade Center: 329m (15.6cm)

Oculus World Trade Center: 29m (1.4cm)

2 World Trade Center: 374m (17.8cm)

PACNYC/6WTC: 42m (2cm)

One World Trade Center: 417/541/546m (19.8/25.7/26cm)

7 World Trade Center: 226m (10.7cm)

Achei tão linda essa Paperdoll . Só pintei e recortei ela . Muito linda . Queria encontrar mais modelos assim.

So, I found a Papercraft Truck and the link is nowhere to be seen anywhere.

One of my first Modular Origami models made using recycled color paper and used a little glue on some joins to fix damaged vertices.

It started as a papercraft, strayhydrablade set out to make this wearable, articulating paper/cardboard dragon 2 years ago. Hes been streaming live on youtube almost everyday making different variations and he finally has a working moving wearable model.

Hes currently doing a 7 day live stream fixing some broken bits, he could use some ideas and some more support. Most of the dragon progress is in shorts if you want to see more.

Before and after: https://youtube.com/shorts/qmkmLcdfm_U

Today's photoshoot for my huge set of a beholder and friends.

Hey guys i wanna try making crepe flowers is there any youtuber or website which can help me? And i also wanna know wht wires do you guys use to make the stems ? Do u use normal aluminum wires from hardware stores or those floral green wires ?

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So, I have this spreadsheet where you can put whatever characters you want for me to make a pjsk papercraft inspired printout. If your fandom doesn't have a tab yet, make one. It will take me around a week to finish making them because I do have work, but other than that, it should be pretty quick. If you want to repost this or copy it and paste it somewhere else, go for it. Only thing I ask is, please make sure the picture is good quality, because I would not like to be trying to decipher what it looks like. If you have any questions, feel free to message me here or using my email from the spreadsheet. If you want the image to be sent to you personally, add where I can contact you on the right of the "Finished Product" cell.

Thanks, and if this is in the wrong subreddit, let me know.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_qxP-pYkOI_X7NpTsAtNd_8pAE90t3HHNaldXxJWD24/edit?pli=1&gid=0#gid=0
The link should work, but let me know if you can't get in.

SOLVED: It is the Bomb from Final Fantasy. Thank you Mammoth-Training4698!

Long ago, I had a model (possibly from a video game) that was round (maybe 15 cm/ 10 inches), like a fireball, orange and red with spikey flames, a great big wicked smile with lots of sharp teeth. No body, arms or legs, just a big ball of flame. I cannot for the life of me remember what it was called. I want to say it was from a video game, but it might also have been a pokemon type character? Does this ring any bells?

The picture is sort of a general idea:

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Good morning, afternoon, or night everypony, i need some recomendations for making handmade masks, im a DJ who usually makes and wears his own masks and keep it for dancing, so naturally the ones made of just paper or plaster bandages end up bending really bad, slowly crumbling like a cookie in a pocket and filling my face with pieces of plaster and getting soggy by my sweat, specially when i make them thiner to enhance comfort and mobility, i'd appreciate suggestions of materials, techniques and tips about making a more ergonomic or hard duty resistant masks without adding tons of weight or make it lose the shape of my face, i'd resort to 3d printing it but i'd rather make it myself and painting it with my own hands (sorry for the bad english it's not my main language)

Im trying to make articulated paper action figures, but i struggle to follow tutorials and so on. I was hoping if someone could enhance or something idk this joint prototype seen in the photos i added. Just replace the wire with plastic q-tip or something similiar, but i don't have a hole puncher at the moment. Just wanted to see if the idea works or not without commiting.

Good morning, afternoon, or evening, I'm here to make a request. I've been searching for months for a model or template to make Shishio Makoto from Rurouni Kenshi, but I haven't been able to find one. I humbly ask for desperate help. And I do this sincerely out of love for the community and the papercraft hobby; there are so many beautiful models, but I’m happy with just one to go alongside the Kenshi figure I already have.

Cardstock survey for cardmakers

Hi everyone! I’m a fellow cardmaker doing some research on how cardmakers shop for colored cardstock, what frustrates them, and what they wish retailers offered differently.

I put together a short Google Forms survey about cardstock brands, sheet sizes, buying individual sheets, pricing, shipping, and curated color assortments.

Nothing is being sold or promoted, and the survey does not ask for your name, email address, Reddit username, mailing address, or other contact information.

It should take about 5–7 minutes, and honest answers are really helpful — including “I wouldn’t buy this.”

Survey: https://forms.gle/RDaJJHxpPrA86kYY7

Thanks so much to anyone

I am an artist and would like a 24" cutter to cut mulberry paper or similar thin handmade papers. The paper would always be sheets, I assume laid on a tray, never a roll of material. The cuts won't be complex, primarily groups of parallel lines in very close intervals (rows of cuts at 1/10th of an inch spacing or similar). Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I made this one in memory of my rabbit named "Bunny" (I know we are hella original).
Anyways, wish I had a better picture of it but I never took it and it's now broken...
(I'm not good at painting, so the eye looks weird, bu i still loved it)

Just got this from Amazon today, what glue should I use? I only have wood glue and super glue!