alextehnurd said:I used this method on a piece it worked very nicely, thanks for the idea.
you should post a pic or a video or something
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alextehnurd said:I used this method on a piece it worked very nicely, thanks for the idea.
Then pepakura is not for you. This method requires tons of time and patience, which you apparently do not have. Look elsewhere for your helmet making needs.sxysweed said:I'm too lazy to read all five pages, and frankly don't have the time to.
Ral Partha said:Then pepakura is not for you. This method requires tons of time and patience, which you apparently do not have. Look elsewhere for your helmet making needs.
Confucious T said:Well Ral gave you the short and fast answer, which isn't wrong, just kinda.... blunt.
In further detail, what he means is that pepakura isn't something done in ... say a couple of hours, unless you are just making the paper part. If you want to have armor, fully wearable armor that is sturdy enough, it is gonna take some time to complete one. And if I were you, since you're too lazy to read, skim through the pages at least. There are some good information in between those pages.
AoBfrost said:Because The noobs need a hero.
No, I just accidentally put it here, but yes, it does sorta fit.