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Anonymous
how are you guys?

i have a quick question to ask; I'm about to start the Vash's Gun papercraft posted here a couple weeks back and I would like to know what g/m2 cardstock i should use.
I was about to print it on my 199g/m2 to make it really sturdy, especially at the joints, but after seeing some really small, detailed bits- i think i should use lighter paper.

what do you people think?
>> Anonymous
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>>192041what do you people think?
I think you should post templates
>> Anonymous
its not even papercraft retard
the dude used chopstick and bottle caps and plastic and other shit

he never even made a real 'template' he cut all the parts out of a thin cardboard box.
>> Anonymous
>>192051
dont call me 'dude', bitch.
>> Anonymous
>>192043
Templates don't exist for Bumblebee. It was completely scratch-built out of cardboard from KFC buckets and boxed candies/chocolates. That's right, this was done free-hand.
>> anonymous
http://paperinside.com/bumblebee/

try this
>> Anonymous
>>192054
i called the DESIGNER dude not you
lrn2read
>> Anonymous
>>192057
>anonymous

*facepalm.jpg
>> Anonymous
MIGHT AS WELL ASK /b/ FOR ADVICE
>> Anonymous
>>192057
Yes, the Paperinside Bumblebee is an excellent alternative, and it's FREE.
>> Errant !pyniOsc4.2
>>192055

I disagree and deliver

http://paperinside.com/bumblebee/

Sorry, but I don't have Vash's Gun.
>> Errant !pyniOsc4.2
>>192041

Btw, can you give the Vash template to /po/ again?

The only advice I can recommend for GENERAL construction. Durable long pieces should be cardstock, but lighter accent and detail pieces can be even regular printer stock. Anything that sticks out, except complex hair should be Card stock.
>> Anonymous
>>192063
Well, you should really look at both Bumblebees. The image starting the post is NOT the paperinside bumblebee. It's an insanely detailed, scratch-built cardboard/plastic model.
>> Anonymous
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Behold, the Paperinside Bumblebee.
>> Anonymous
>>192070
SAGE for worthlessly ugly papercraft version of Baymblebee