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I started with the face. The Pepakura Viewer allows to only show only objects you need to concentrate on so I turned off everything but the face. I printed first two pages. It must be noted that the paper size is set to A4. Since I have letter paper, I answered '''yes'' to adjust the image. | I started with the face. The Pepakura Viewer allows to only show only objects you need to concentrate on so I turned off everything but the face. I printed first two pages. It must be noted that the paper size is set to A4. Since I have letter paper, I answered '''yes'' to adjust the image. | ||
[[Image:Yuki_214.jpg|left| | [[Image:Yuki_214.jpg|left|240px|Components to the face]][[Image:Yuki_227.jpg|right|135px|Assembled Face]] | ||
Revision as of 01:47, 12 June 2008
I've started many papercrafts... few I have ever finished. I decided to do Yuki Nagato from The Imperishable Night website. Yuki is the 3 year old alien construct from the show The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. The model includes the witch's costume with book though it would have been as cool with her with the guitar.
Sadly, both the file and the website no longer exist. No doubt you can find it somewhere online.
The file had two versions. I choosed the 'perfect face' edition. I needed to download the latest version of Pepakura Viewer to view the pdo file. There was no instructions so I needed to have my computer running to view the model to be able to assemble the papercraft. To save paper as well as ink, I decided to only print one page at a time. With 14 pages, this is a large papercraft, standing nearly 11 inches when complete.
I might opt to not print the witch's cape and hat.
Assembling the Face
I started with the face. The Pepakura Viewer allows to only show only objects you need to concentrate on so I turned off everything but the face. I printed first two pages. It must be noted that the paper size is set to A4. Since I have letter paper, I answered 'yes to adjust the image.
