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>>140535since when was there a defenition for "pure" papercraft? Since like... forever. "Pure" papercrafts are papercrafts that you get the templates, you print them (or they're pre printed) but then you have all the parts you need, with all the fold lines and glueing flaps and what more so you can just build it. everything else is not a "pure" papercraft, even for instance when you make a car, and you need to use wooden axles (toothpicks or kebab skewers or whatever) then it's not 100% "pure" anymore (the axles would be made from paper cylinders). For me personally, even when you use cardboard or posterboard as real "parts" for the papercraft, it isn't 100% pure papercraft: tha't's only when you only use parts that you print (or that come pre-printed) on cardstock (or regular paper).
Scratchbuilt just means you don't have all the parts ready to print and cut out, but you design parts and add them while you are building: you can make these parts while you're building with Pepakura, and then it would be still be a scrathbuild, and you'd still have fold lines. Or even if you make them by hand, and put fold lines on them for convenience, it is still a scratchbuild. Scratchbuilds can have fold lines on them, why could they not??
I don't know if OP is a scratchbuild papercraft, but from the pictures, some parts look like they're not
>>140530 That's the Ape Escape papercraft from http://www.3dpaper.com/free/piposaru/ppsrmain.htm (now on http://rapidshare.com/files/110729965/Ape_Escape.rar.html) with the neko girl hair: http://rapidshare.com/files/18981715/catgirl.rar.html
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