Detailed And Articulated WFC Optimus Papercraft Figure
Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2014 3:00 pmPapercraft is a form of art in which beautiful and sometimes complex models are constructed out of nothing but some paper and tape (or glue). While the beginning may just seem like a bunch of pieces of cut paper, the end result however, can be breathtaking.
Papercraft can come from official sources, such as Takara Tomy, when they made a set of couches for their Arms Micron figures to sit on, which can be seen here. Or Takara Tomy's Energon cube insert for Masterpiece Soundwave, which can be seen here. Heck, they even made a trailer for their version of Weaponizer Optimus Prime in their Arms Micron line!
The Transformers Wars Papercraft book lets you buy models that are motorized and made to battle!
However, the magic really happens when the fans put their imaginations to good use and work outside the confines of corporate papercraft options and create something fun and awesome, such as the Chibi Jet Vehicons, which you can see here.
If you're looking for a masterpiece of Transformers papercraft, look no further!
A Facebook share from fellow TF fan Laurent Guelton to our Facebook page has revealed a beautiful work he created out of papercraft.
War For Cybertron Optimus Prime looks to be that papercraft masterpiece and even has articulated fingers! Started in 2011, this project has been a labor of love for Laurent and it's taken him nearly three years to make this happen. Not only is it now completed and he wants to share the showcase of his work, but he also included the files necessary for you to create your own!
We've mirrored a few of the images and provided links to the files here, but we'd like for you to visit his blog to see the entire figure and read his post on how it all came to be. You can do that by clicking this link: http://paperlaul.com/blog/2014/04/optim ... robot.html (Please note that the blog is in French, you'll need a translation tool to read it in your language. Google Chrome has one built right in.)
OptimusPrimeWfC_paperlaul.pdf(36.9Mo) - All boards
OptimusWfC_left_foot.pdo (5.4Mo) - The left foot
OptimusWfC_right_foot.pdo (5.4Mo) - The right foot
OptimusWfC_left_leg.pdo (7.2Mo) - The left leg
OptimusWfC_right_leg.pdo (7.2Mo) - The right leg
OptimusWfC_thighs.pdo (7.9Mo) - Thighs
OptimusWfC_pelvis.pdo (5.3Mo) - Basin
OptimusWfC_torso.pdo (7.8Mo) - The torso
OptimusWfC_arms.pdo (18.1Mo) - Arms
OptimusWfC_tete.pdo (4.5MB) - The head
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Papercraft can come from official sources, such as Takara Tomy, when they made a set of couches for their Arms Micron figures to sit on, which can be seen here. Or Takara Tomy's Energon cube insert for Masterpiece Soundwave, which can be seen here. Heck, they even made a trailer for their version of Weaponizer Optimus Prime in their Arms Micron line!
The Transformers Wars Papercraft book lets you buy models that are motorized and made to battle!
However, the magic really happens when the fans put their imaginations to good use and work outside the confines of corporate papercraft options and create something fun and awesome, such as the Chibi Jet Vehicons, which you can see here.
If you're looking for a masterpiece of Transformers papercraft, look no further!
A Facebook share from fellow TF fan Laurent Guelton to our Facebook page has revealed a beautiful work he created out of papercraft.
War For Cybertron Optimus Prime looks to be that papercraft masterpiece and even has articulated fingers! Started in 2011, this project has been a labor of love for Laurent and it's taken him nearly three years to make this happen. Not only is it now completed and he wants to share the showcase of his work, but he also included the files necessary for you to create your own!
I deliberately cut the model into several parts, for ease of viewing files during installation, but also a question of weight ... file textures are accurate, but suddenly it eats bytes!
The finished robot is about 40cm (15.75 inches) high. You can choose between hands for hinged wildest of you ... oops ... and simplified in the extreme (just 4 blocks) hands.
We've mirrored a few of the images and provided links to the files here, but we'd like for you to visit his blog to see the entire figure and read his post on how it all came to be. You can do that by clicking this link: http://paperlaul.com/blog/2014/04/optim ... robot.html (Please note that the blog is in French, you'll need a translation tool to read it in your language. Google Chrome has one built right in.)
OptimusPrimeWfC_paperlaul.pdf(36.9Mo) - All boards
OptimusWfC_left_foot.pdo (5.4Mo) - The left foot
OptimusWfC_right_foot.pdo (5.4Mo) - The right foot
OptimusWfC_left_leg.pdo (7.2Mo) - The left leg
OptimusWfC_right_leg.pdo (7.2Mo) - The right leg
OptimusWfC_thighs.pdo (7.9Mo) - Thighs
OptimusWfC_pelvis.pdo (5.3Mo) - Basin
OptimusWfC_torso.pdo (7.8Mo) - The torso
OptimusWfC_arms.pdo (18.1Mo) - Arms
OptimusWfC_tete.pdo (4.5MB) - The head
Keep your optics tuned to Seibertron.com for the latest in news and updates, plus the best galleries around!
