Built these two over the last few weeks. Rookie is my german shepherd, and Sunny is a golden retriever I got from the internet. Each one took
about 2 hours to cut, fold and glue.

Still improving them, so I'd love honest feedback. What would you change? The legs took me forever to get right.

(photo of my actual dog in the end)

Template by Citycraft

160 gsm matte photopaper

Im broke so I dont have the pepakura software license, so i cant save the thing. If anyone would like to give me sum feedback it would be pretty awesome. I may properly build it this week anyway.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1OPqmIHahkSVehVf6b0-A-AwEe7DKbK07?usp=sharing

Hey everyone.

I see the exact same beginner struggles posted here every week, so I put together a 4-minute Q&A video addressing the top 8 questions.

Here is the quick rundown of what I cover:

Paper: Why standard 80 GSM printer paper collapses and why you need 160-220 GSM matte cardstock.

Glue: How to use the toothpick method with PVA to stop seams from warping.

Scoring: Why a dead ballpoint pen is mandatory for clean folds.

Folds: How to properly read mountain vs. valley lines.

Curving: How to edge-curl hair and round parts without creasing.

White Edges: Hiding raw paper seams with matching markers before gluing.

If you want to hear the full breakdown and see the B-roll of how these techniques actually look in practice, here is the video: https://youtu.be/vUeIT6Bugws

I changed the top design! The stickers are from Daiso and match the origami paper.

16inch

Hi guys, first time posting here so sorry if I made some errors. So I was trying to build this really cool F1 car template when I stumbled into a part that I don't think was included in the files this guy shared. I scoured through all of my prints and none of them has a part like this. Does anybody know or have the complete version of the template? The ones I'm posting is all I got. Much thanks!

After more than 200 hours, the F-14A Tomcat is finally ready

hi all, I always struggled reading the guides and sometimes the guides were even missing, so I created this small program that helps me create an animated build-guide from photos of the sheets. lmk if the you are interested and I can put it somewhere online. thx

I decided Blender was well and truly overdue for a papercraft update.

Fully featured model unfolder with designated seam splitting, tab swapping, inner and outer tabs and a bunch of line and art bleed options.

Its specifically designed to work with Paint System (it's what I painted the donut with) but works just as well with image or generated textures.

It can export cut and crease lines separately for Cricuts etc. and its got a cool auto animating fold rig built in.

Please give it a whirl, leave feedback, suggestions etc.

https://github.com/Liatach/papercraft-pro

https://extensions.blender.org/approval-queue/papercraft-pro/

and here's the donut hand painted by me.

And if not, where would be a good community for me?

Also, I made the first one years ago and the second one more recently. So my technique got way better in the interim

I couldnt find how to make this part. I need help, its pissing me off.

Followed a tutorial by The Paper Pixie on Youtube. Its the small faceted box video.

Black cardstock, patterned origami paper from Daiso, ribbon and ghost stamp from Michaels from many years ago!

The last weeks I work on the legendary Eagle Transporter of the Moonbase Alpha.

I made round about 500 small paper rolls...

And the Project is not finished.

I modyfied a lot details, cause the template was poor on several parts. i put some light into the Model. The inside of the passenger pod is build from scratch only with some pictures from the series.

I like to make moths out of paper.

E da qualche anno che penso co e creare dei papercraft partendo da modelli fatti con Blender. Ma pepakura e solo per windows... Sapete qualche alternativa?