That looks suspiciously like a barrel from Half Life 2. Looks like a easy, fun build.
Haywan
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November 14th, 2008
Thanks for that, I updated the category to simply Half-Life.
Kyle
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December 15th, 2009
AWESOME! I LOVE Half life! I wonder if there is a crowbar paper craft…
Roy
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August 15th, 2010
Originally Posted by Kyle:
AWESOME! I LOVE Half life! I wonder if there is a crowbar paper craft…
Roy:
Yes, There IS.
randomguy3524
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March 31st, 2011
AWESOME, i just needed a money collecting box, i removed top of the can, and scaled it a li’l bigger in Gimp and voila, i had a perfect paper can THX
Brad
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December 30th, 2011
I just finished one of these (my first papercraft attempt). While I was able to finish it, I found it fairly difficult (sausage digits). Should I just stop now or was it because of the supplies/technique that I used? I used just normal printer paper and some liquid glue that my wife uses for scrapbooking. I glued the top of the can first, then the seam of the can, and then the bottom of the can. The bottom was my biggest issue. Any tips/tricks?
Haywan
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March 29th, 2012
Use thicker paper, like 32lbs, and your glue may have been too wet. Also, closing circular flaps onto a cylinder is not easy, depending on how the glue tabs were designed.
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That looks suspiciously like a barrel from Half Life 2. Looks like a easy, fun build.
Thanks for that, I updated the category to simply Half-Life.
AWESOME! I LOVE Half life! I wonder if there is a crowbar paper craft…
Originally Posted by Kyle:
AWESOME! I LOVE Half life! I wonder if there is a crowbar paper craft…
Roy:
Yes, There IS.
AWESOME, i just needed a money collecting box, i removed top of the can, and scaled it a li’l bigger in Gimp and voila, i had a perfect paper can THX
I just finished one of these (my first papercraft attempt). While I was able to finish it, I found it fairly difficult (sausage digits). Should I just stop now or was it because of the supplies/technique that I used? I used just normal printer paper and some liquid glue that my wife uses for scrapbooking. I glued the top of the can first, then the seam of the can, and then the bottom of the can. The bottom was my biggest issue. Any tips/tricks?
Use thicker paper, like 32lbs, and your glue may have been too wet. Also, closing circular flaps onto a cylinder is not easy, depending on how the glue tabs were designed.