Fury Bowser (Bowser's Fury) papercraft commission

Fury Bowser (Bowser's Fury) papercraft commission

I already did and shared the normal Bowser papercraft, but how about FURY BOWSER. Yup, you heard right. This is the so-called “Furry Bowser” (or “God-Slayer Bowser”, as heard in some humors) from the Switch game “Bowser’s Fury” that came out this year.

The whole monster is a huge thing, unfolded to 55 cm it takes up 64 pages to print. It’s very detailed, since it’s so big and with all the original textures as are in the game (thought damn, Nintendo, your textures suck seriously; the game was released this year, yet their textures look like from Nintendo cube 20 years ago, pixly as hell, but hey, I made them work somehow).

Pose was taken from the illustration of the game, else I just wanted to post this huge thing because I wanted to be the first to release him XD that’s about it really.

 
Hopefully we get to see some pictures of the monstrous and scary Bowser when it gets assembled, else you got the “normal-colored” Bowser from “Super Mario Odyssey” (procured by the same person, so thanks to him/her the work can be shared with others as well) already available to download for all of my premium patron supporters on my Patreon page here:

https://www.patreon.com/antyyyspapercrafts

I hope you like it and happy crafting~

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Ram and Rem chibi (Re: Zero) papercraft

Ram and Rem chibi (Re: Zero) papercraft

Since the anime is almost over for this season, and I already did most main characters of the anime “Re: zero” in one way or another, I had to make Ram and Rem as well, although you got many other versions of them already out and I don’t like to copy ideas and I don’t copy designs, but this is my take on them so I have the whole gang made :)

The base of these 2 models was actually taken from a Re: zero mobile game, so the textures and both models, although they are still edited and posed by me (had to re-draw some parts of the texture as well, etc.), are from there. I really wanted crisp maid textures for this to stand out, so I decided to take an official model for this.

The chibi papercraft is unfolded to 16 cm and consists of 10 pages to print, 5 for Ram and 5 for Rem. Both are basically made the same, just mirrored and I changed the textures of the hair and eyes. The papercraft, although being chibi, is actually quite detailed, so it’s not that simple to make, especially not for beginners in papercraft assembly. It has a lot of smaller pieces, and accessories to put on, so it takes time to make.

They consist of 3D chibi models of Ram and Rem, with separate 2D headbands and separate 3D buds of the headbands, separate 2D bows in the hair and on their costumes, and optional inner parts of the dress to make it look nicer. The frills at the end of the sleeves are fiddly to make, same principle as I made with the Beatrice model, and those have to be neatly folded to make them look like real frills. The neck part is the critical point, as with all of the chibi papercrafts, so that definitely has to be reinforced. The arms are also quite petite, but since it can be divided into different parts of assembly, those should not be that hard to put/glue on. And they should also stand on their own, if the legs are attached at the right angle.

***This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDF and blank PDO files for assembly. – You can find all information about the PayPal purchase in the provided upper outgoing link.***

Those interested in buying it, as said, send me a private note for the info. If there is a problem with the papercraft and you would want it unfolded bigger, I can also change the scale with the purchase (just write so in the note), so that shouldn’t be a problem.

I hope you like the little cuties, and hopefully we get to see another season of the anime soon :) Enjoy and happy crafting~

Zero Two (Franxx) chibi built papercraft

Zero Two (Franxx) chibi built papercraft

It's time people! Time to see my chibi Zero Two papercraft in all her assembled glory :) Hope you are excited as much as I am. Here are the tips & tricks on how to build here:

As already mentioned with the template info, the papercraft can be divided into 3 separate parts of the craft, where you can make them all by themselves and at the end simply join/glue them together. The 3 main parts are the head, the torso and the legs.

As with all my crafts, I always start with the head. Built the face first (with the neck) and then make your way to the back of the head. And once you get to the back, you’ll see that it’s open there, which makes a great help for gluing the last longer hairs on there, without the hole being even visible at the end (since it’s covered up with her long pink hair). The head is sturdy and doesn’t have any problems standing even with the hole, so no worries there, it’s just to make the template easy-peasy to assemble. And after that, all there is left are the 2D 2-sided ears you glue on the right sports, assemble the simple 3D red horns and glue them on the top of the head, and the first part is done.

Moving on, I made the 2 arms separately first. As you’ll see if you buy the template, the hands are made as simple 2D 2-sided hands that are glued on hand “stumps” to make it easy. So, you first glue the 2D 2-sided hands together and cut them out, make the separate stumps for the hands, and make the separate sleeves of the uniform. After you got these 3 parts of the arms, put glue on the end flaps of the boxy “hand stumps” and press them inside the sleeves, adjusting the right angle and letting it dry. After that, just glue the remaining hands on the stumps and the arms are done.

When the arms are done, built the first half of the torso with the collar. When you got that, glue the arms on the body and then slide the neck part (of the built head) inside the hole and glue it up from the inside. Let that part dry good, and when it does, use curled-up waste paper to bulk up that tiny neck of hers to prevent it from snapping (it’s a chibi papercraft, so the necks are always the most difficult part, since they are so small and the head disproportionately big).

Pro tip: since we are dealing with a chibi papercraft, always be sure to reinforce and straighten the parts that are most vulnerable, like we did with the neck. - And since after you attach the head on the jacket, it becomes difficult to build it with the head facing upwards, so turn the papercraft upside-down and built the remaining parts till the last like that. That way the head will not weight down the body and you’ll have a simpler assembly.

After that, built the remaining torso part and then move on the end of her skirt. After you got the torso with the head assembled, you can glue on the 2D decorative items on her, such as the tie, the emblems on her arms, the belt etc.

All that is left is to make the last 3. part of the assembly, which are the legs. Build them simply by gluing them together from bottom to top, starting with the boots and making your way up to the legs. Before you attach them on the main body, you can fill them with weights (I always use small pebbles, since they fit inside every small hole and are heavy enough to make it stand. Of course, you don’t need to add weights in, you can do that just as a precaution, since the papercraft stands/sits easily without help).

Now comes the fiddly part, where you need to put glue on the remaining flaps of the legs and push them inside the skirt and gluing them at the right angle of the dress on the inside of her waist. Let that try, and there you go. All finished.

You can find the template and detailed info about it here (if you want to purchase/buy it, just write me a private note):

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Zero-Two-Franxx-chibi-papercraft-873489929

Give the anime a chance, build yourself a papercraft or 2 and just enjoy life ;) Happy crafting~

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Kalin Kessler (Yu-Gi-Oh!) papercraft commission

Kalin Kessler (Yu-Gi-Oh!) papercraft commission

Since the assembled papercraft is already out, I had to post this cutie today. Another papercraft commission of the anime Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's. This time it's the cool but calm guy named »Kalin Kessler« or »Kiryu Kyosuke«.

I already made the main character Fudo:

Yusei Fudo (Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's) papercraft commission

So they fit together as a pair, I made him with the same stand and in proportion Kessler is a bit bigger unfolded.

The papercraft is 37 cm tall and has 18 pages to print. It consists of quite some separate parts, the 3D craft of Kessler, the 3D stand, his gun-shaped 3D duel disk, his 2D 2-sided cape that you got to build on him, quite a few 2D details (like the belt, the buttons, etc.) and a LOT of 2D playing cards for the duel disk deck and for his deck in his hands, so it looks original.

As said with Fudo, and if I may say so myself, it looks waaay better and more original than the plastic PVC figurines made by the tons. And to prove my point, I can share with you the amazing assembly of this guy, made by the commissioner:

https://www.deviantart.com/amber2002161/art/Kalin-Kessler-Papercraft-873665514

Do take a look, it's really neatly done and you can see a lot of work has been put into this.

I hope you all enjoy the build papercraft and comment something nice bellow so we can see how much you appreciate these things from time to time, really makes a difference in reading these comments yourself when you are putting so much effort into something, especially as an artist.

Enjoy and happy crafting~

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Zero Two (Franxx) chibi papercraft

Zero Two (Franxx) chibi papercraft

Although I found this anime to be very cringy at the beginning, with all those wannabe »fan service« sex poses and word-play and gestures of intercourse, I gave the series a try and I was actually surprised. Once you get over these gimmicks (and there are actually not a lot of them), the anime is surprisingly deep and the story is very intruding, so I do suggest that you take a shot at watching this one. Of course, I am talking about the anime “Darling in the Franxx”. And since it’s a nice and refreshing take on a fan-service anime that actually has more to offer than just THAT, I decided to make a papercraft of the best character of the series, and my personal main character of the anime, “Zero Two” or “02”. In chibi form, as you can see, because I don’t like these characters to get oversexualized and I am sick of these kinds of papercrafts/figurines, so I wanted to make her more “pure” probably and cute-ish, so people can see the true Zero Two :)

The papercraft is unfolded to 18 cm and has 6 pages to print. I made her in a sitting pose, since it’s more versatile like that and super sturdy. And 100% she will sit/stand no matter how you assemble her XD

She is made out of a 3D main body, with separate simple 3D horns (that are typical for her), and some additional simple 2D 2-sided accessory parts, such as her tie, and the emblems of her school uniform etc.

Main thing is that it’s actually easy to make, although it may not look like it at the beginning. You can divide the assembly in 3 parts, the head, the torso and the legs. Since she has long hair, the hair at the back has a hole (which when assembled is not visible), to make the assembly of the head easy and sturdy. The torso and the legs can simply be built separately and then joined together at the end (just sliding in the legs and gluing them to the waist), and same goes for the head in the neck part.

Along with that, I have also updated my unfold patterns to be even more logical on how and what parts to put together, so the templates come not only with the edge ID PDF files to see how to assemble them, but also with written notes and clues on what parts go together, written besides the relevant parts in the templates. Even simpler assembly, and a simple 3D chibi pattern for easy gluing together.

***This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDF and blank PDO files for assembly. – You can find all information about the PayPal purchase in the provided upper outgoing link.***

I will be sure to update the papercraft assembly as well, since I already made her, and I hope you’ll like how she looks like built as well. AND that you’ll see that it’s actually simple to make if you know the tricks, since I have the +10 year experience and am always glad to share tips & tricks of any assembly ;)
 
In the meantime, enjoy and happy crafting~



 UPDATE:  

The papercraft can now be viewed how it looks built, so get your tips & tricks of my assembly here:

 https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Zero-Two-Franxx-chibi-built-papercraft-873991549

Bowser (Super Mario Odyssey) papercraft commission

Bowser (Super Mario Odyssey) papercraft commission

Sharing another one of my open commissions. This time it’s “Bowser”, specifically from the “Super Mario Odyssey” series.

The whole papercraft is unfolded to 20 cm and except for the eyebrows (which are 2D and just glued on the eyes like that) every part is joined together, so just simply follow the edge ID numbers and the unfold logic and you’ll be able to make this monster for yourself ;) It consists of 11 pages to print and has quite some detail, so be sure to take your time and build it with a lot of patience.

     
Normally I only share a fraction of commissions I make and also not a lot of them are re-shared, depending on the wishes of the commissioner him-/herself, but this time it’s different! The commissioner allowed me to redistribute the papercraft to all of my followers, so I decided to put the papercraft for download for all of my official supporters on Patreon. So, from today on, the papercraft is available on my page here:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/bowser-super-48769041

and

https://www.patreon.com/antyyyspapercrafts

As another thanks to all of my supporters there ;) Working hard to get exclusive papercrafts on there that are not sold or shared on any of my other sites, and the list keeps getting longer :D

Thank you for all of the support, as always, I am very grateful for each and every one there that can and wants to financially support me for my papercraft work out there, and in these times more than ever.

I hope you like the papercraft and that I get to see the template being made some time in the future as well. Can’t wait to see those assembly pictures :)

Enjoy and happy crafting~

 

***This is a premium papercraft that is only available for download on my Patreon page - for official supporters only. The papercraft cannot be bought or downloaded anywhere else. For more info, please visit my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/antyyyspapercrafts***

Hululu Penguin (Kemono Friends) built papercraft

Hululu Penguin (Kemono Friends) built papercraft

Since I made the template, I also had to build her. Not only for the page, but also because I find her super adorable and I wanted to have her for my collection above my papercraft bench XD

The papercraft is actually simple enough to make, probably took me about 5-6 hours to make (including cutting out the parts and folding), plus/minus.

The craft can be divided into 4 separate stages to assembled her, so it should be fairly simple.

First you make the head, starting with the face and neck part. After you got those glued, make the front bangs and glue them on the face. After this glue the remaining parts of the hair back, and be sure to glue the neck part on the hair first, to make it stand nicely (the instructions are clear in the PDF template). After that, you can make the separate 3D headphones and glue them on the head like that. First part head, done.

Next you can move on to the torso part, making the 2 arms first. The hands are actual penguin fins, so they are simple enough to make, and once you got both arms, you can connect them by making the middle part, the torso. Make the upper half of the torso with the collar, and after that is done, glue both hands on. When the glue has dried, take the already built head and glue it in the hole of the collar and attach it from the inside of the torso. After this dries good as well, put in some curled-up paper inside the neck so it holds up nice and it doesn’t snap. When the head is attached, all you need to do it glue the remaining stripes of the dress on it. Second part, done.

Next, we can make the small tail part. It is actually detached from the body and is just glued on the pants (you can also leave it out). This way is simpler to make and you can leave it out as an optional piece, if you want. Third part, done.

All that is left to do are the legs. I built them from bottom to top, so at the end you get the separate feet with the hole at her waist to fill in weights to make it stand better. I always use small gravel, since it fits in every hole and has a nice weight to make it really stand. When you got the weights in, all you have to do is glue the legs on the inside waist part of the dress, adjust the angle so she stands, and there you go. Fourth part, done.

At the end you can glue the tail you did before on the pants, and glue the remaining 2D parts on (such as the zipper, etc.), and she is ready. And done ;)


All info on how to purchase the template (just write me a private note if you are interested) and everything else can be found here:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Hululu-Penguin-Kemono-Friends-papercraft-872802393

A really cute character from the anime “Kemono friends”, which is hugely popular in Japan for some years now. I bet we get to see some additional anime series or an OVA or movie soon. That would be cool XD

I hope you like her and happy crafting~

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Hululu Penguin (Kemono Friends) papercraft

Hululu Penguin (Kemono Friends) papercraft

Recently I got into MMD models and such, and I was searching for some cute Kemono friends and looking around, and it hit me like a bolt of lightning. Why the hell do I love this anime Kemono friends so much and didn't even make 1 papercraft of them? Probably the most obvious reason was that another artist already made some of the most popular ones and are freely available to download, and I don’t like to copy ideas. For another that I don’t have the time, since I am not only working full time, but then also working on 10 different crafts at a time and yadda, yadda, yadda, etc. ------BUT since it is/was lockdown time, I had some spare time and decided to make 1 truly special Kemono friend papercraft that wasn’t available anywhere and is my personal fav of them all. So here she is, the Humboldt penguin, and best idol of the Idol group PPP (PiPaPu) in the anime, the cutie Hululu :)

The papercraft is unfolded to 20 cm and consists of 4 simple pages. Nothing really dramatic to build, since I wanted it to be simple design, as much as possible, and it doesn’t have 5 fingers (yaaay, damn I hate assembling 5 fingers on hands so much, but what can you do if it’s a human papercraft…). She only has a flap like a penguin arm, so only 2 parts to make for the arms XD And the skirt allows you to build it in at least 2 separate parts, which again makes assembling papercraft so much easier and enjoyable.

The papercraft consists of the main 3D attached body of Hululu, her simple detached 3D headphones that are just glued on like that, and her separate 3D tail, that is also just simply built and glued on her bottom. Wanted to keep the pose simple as well, so she stands without problems, and still looks maximum cute as she is :)

I really should have done this 3-4 years ago… man, that tragedy of Grape-kun really hit me hard and made me cry (if you don’t know the story, just google up Grape-kun and you’ll know what I mean). That penguin was a true otaku at heart, so my condolences, he was our hero, my hero, since I know how it feels to have a Waifu (kind of). I hope you may be happy wherever you are Grape-kun, with your Waifu on the other side ;_;

And for anybody wanting to have this Waifu in papercraft form, of course she is also available for sale.

***This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDF and blank PDO files for assembly. – You can find all information about the PayPal purchase in the provided upper outgoing link.***

May we all find our real-life-Waifu’s and be truly happy in this world. Cheers Grape-kun and happy crafting~

*Btw. of course I also had to assemble her myself, so built preview follows soon... ;)

 
 UPDATE:  

You can now see the finished assembled papercraft, built by me, here: 

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Hululu-Penguin-Kemono-Friends-built-papercraft-872987795

Haruka Nanase (Free!) papercraft

Haruka Nanase (Free!) papercraft

So, in all my years of papercrafting and in generally getting into anime, I have seen that the perfect girl body is the depiction of the highest esthetic value you can get anywhere. So, people tend to focus on female bodies, drawing girls, the industry making girl figurines and merchandise etc.; and even me, because I go along with the current trends in the anime/gaming scene, I tend to do a lot more female characters than male ones. But, why is that? Why shouldn't it be the other way around. I mean I am a girl too, and I love to look at sexy half-naked guys as well in anime, so why not stop a bit with the stereotypes and make a really sexy papercraft of a beautiful guy to show that you don't always need to make a ¾ naked female to get attention! Doing this for the girls out there (Since it’s 8th March today, Woman’s day in my country btw…)… ;) You are welcome XD

 
And as you can see from my preview already, I decided to do one of the sexiest guy anime with half-naked men I could think of. And what better anime than then anime »Free!« (yes, it’s the name of the anime not a free download, sorry if somebody was misinformed with the title) and the main character of it »Haruka Nanase« :D

This is another step in the right direction of my own art. I made this papercraft not only because I wanted to support some gender equality (if you can title it that way), but also because I set myself another goal of details with this one, making me better not only at texturing but also modeling in general.

This papercraft is more detailed and more complex than most of my basic humanoid papercrafts. It has more and smaller parts, since I wanted it to look really detailed and statuesque. 

I actually wanted to share this special papercraft with a 3D preview on Sketchfab, but seeing the latest developments of ripping tools out there, Sketchfab is not safe anymore and models can be ripped off the site in mere seconds (as I described in my post about Sketchfab). So, sorry for all of you not having any nice things to look at, but that’s how it is. If anybody is interested in purchasing it and wants to see some up-close angles, you can write me anytime and I can send those over as well, so no harm done here, just a tad extra work.

The papercraft itself is unfolded to 35 cm, since as said, I wanted it to be a center piece and really detailed as well. It consists of a 3D model of Haruka, his detached 2-sided coat (which is optional, if you want it almost naked-like XD not judging, I am the same XD) and a separate 3D stand with 2-sided waves that are glued on the stand. The hair is part of the papercraft, parts of the hair being really long and standing out are glued in the parts of the head, so it’s actually attached to the main 3D body itself (the template shows all the parts that need to be glued together at what point, so everything is explained there, no worries). It has a lot of smaller parts, such as detailed fingers and toes, since he is only in his swimwear, so it takes a while to make this cutie, but at the end totally worth it ;)

***This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDF and blank PDO files for assembly. – You can find all information about the PayPal purchase in the provided upper outgoing link.***

I will definitely try to get some time to assemble this together, so you can see how this beauty looks, till then I hope I got some of you inspired to try to make it yourself, if you like it.

Constructive comments and feedback are always welcome, so if you got anything to say, just write a comment or write me a note/message. Till then, happy crafting~ 

Subaru chibi (Re: Zero) built papercraft

Subaru chibi (Re: Zero) built papercraft

As promised, here is the built version of the Subaru chibi template from the anime “Re: Zero”. Isn’t he just adorable? :)))

Since the papercraft is unfolded to be 19 cm tall and actually has no real 3D hands, it’s pretty quick and easy to make.

As with all my crafts, I always start at the head. Built the face first (with the neck) and then make your way to the back of the head with the hair and 2D 2-sided hair, gluing it where it is shown in the templates. Since the 2-sided hair parts are meant to cover-up white surface, I suggest you first glue the front part of the hair and then close it at the back with the other part, so the white flaps will be between the glued together parts and they will be covered up like that. That way the head will look nice and clean. And once you get to the back, just close it with the last piece, helping yourself with the hole in the neck part, if necessary, and the head is done. All there is left are the 2 2D 2-sided ears you glue on the right sports and it’s done.

Moving on, I made the 2 arms separately first. After you have only the arms done, as you will see, the right hand doesn’t have any hand since it’s only tucked in the pocket, while the left hand has a stump and a 2D 2-sided hand in which he holds the bag. The stump, on where the simple hand is glued on, can just be glued in the already pre-made hand/sleeve by pushing it inside and gluing up the flaps before, and it sits where it should. All is left is to glue the hand on and bent/curl it slightly, so the bag can sit in the fingers.

When the arms are done, built the first half of the jacket with the collar. When you got that, glue the arms on the jacket and then slide the neck part (of the built head) inside the hole and glue it up from the inside. Let that part dry good, and when it does, use curled-up waste paper to bulk up that tiny neck of his to prevent it from snapping (it’s a chibi papercraft, so the necks are always the most difficult part, since they are so small and the head disproportionately big).

After that built the remaining jacket part and then move on to the legs. When the legs are built to the knees, be sure to glue on the simple boxy-shaped pocket so his right arm is inside the pocket and let that dry. – Pro tip: since we are dealing with a chibi papercraft, always be sure to reinforce and straighten the parts that are most vulnerable, like we did with the neck. - And since after you attach the head on the jacket, it becomes difficult to built it with the head facing upwards, so turn the papercraft upside-down and built the remaining parts till the last like that. That way the head will not weight down the body and you’ll have a simpler assembly.

All that is left is to make the last parts of the legs, and when you are about to glue on the shoes, I made it like this. Built the shoes separately (not closing the bottom part), and glue both on simultaneously. Depening on the glue you are using, this should get you enough time to adjust the angle of the shoes so Subaru can stand, so put him down on his feet and see if the angle is right and he can stand and if you found the right angle, close the bottom part of the shoes. (The papercraft stands without any help of weights that way, however you can throw in some extra weights inside his feet before closing it at the bottom, just to be sure).

All that is left is to make the simple 3D supermarket bag (which is hollow btw., as you can maybe see in the picture, and you can put small stuff in it, like I did with my fake flowers for fun XD), and there you go. Your own chibi Subaru papercraft.

You can find all the info about the template here:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Subaru-chibi-Re-Zero-papercraft-872076252

I hope you like this little cutie. Since I already made the 2 girls I like most from the series, I wanted to make Subaru in a more funny angle and decided to make his chibi :) Enjoy and happy crafting~

***This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDF and blank PDO files for assembly. – You can find all information about the PayPal purchase in the provided upper outgoing link.***