It’s my second papercraft. Much better than the first because I used heavier paper – I highly recommend it, otherwise in a month your papercraft will fall for himself or become thinner with humidity.
My Sword didn’t fit the hands, but Link got so pretty that I really didn’t care. I used color pens to paint the spots and white gaps in the folds and he got a fantastic look.
Also I recommend the use of a very useful tool – a croché size 0.5mm tool, which is bended on top, letting us fold inside parts and glue in a much easier way.
Anonymous
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March 3rd, 2011
Can anybody make a life-size one?
Anonymous
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April 30th, 2012
Can you make a normal version of link, with the master sword.
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Just building it now iv made the legs so far i will post a pic when I’m done.
Wow. this is pretty awesome!
hey the model looks well cool just finished it
thats imbelivable
It’s my second papercraft. Much better than the first because I used heavier paper – I highly recommend it, otherwise in a month your papercraft will fall for himself or become thinner with humidity.
My Sword didn’t fit the hands, but Link got so pretty that I really didn’t care. I used color pens to paint the spots and white gaps in the folds and he got a fantastic look.
Also I recommend the use of a very useful tool – a croché size 0.5mm tool, which is bended on top, letting us fold inside parts and glue in a much easier way.
Can anybody make a life-size one?
Can you make a normal version of link, with the master sword.