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CTF-Faces in paper :)

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I have created a CTF-faces paper model. Pictures of the creation process https://www.kartonbau.de/forum/thema/42 ... ctf-faces/ and of the final model https://www.kartonbau.de/forum/thema/42 ... ctf-faces/
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That's very cool. It would look nice as a Warhammer scenery piece too. I love it!
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This looks really cool. :gj:
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This looks awesome! It seems like you used the automatic UV unpacking feature of modelling programs cleverly and cut paper on those shapes, which is really clever. I can't tell if that really is the case, though; I don't know German ;-;

I'm sure Paper¹ can tell me about it, though. Or maybe I'm mixing someones up...?

¹ btw, this model is awesome, it just needs one more thing: more coffee!
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Very cool! Especially with the lights and background :D
It's unfolded with Pepakura like my papercrafts.
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Very cool, start a webshop with the whole complete model for us less creative ones! :mrgreen:
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I'm glad you like the model :)

What size should it have for warhammer? The current model is a bit on the small side (134mm height), I think it'll need to be scaled up to at least 300mm height, better 500mm.

I tried to get a decent toolchain working from UnrealEditor to Blender, but failed miserably. In the end I found a years old STL Model of the map (the creater told me, that his toolchain stopped working ~ 5 years ago) - that model was not editable and not fixable by any mesh tool I tried, but I could display it in OpenSCAD. So I rebuilt the model, unfolded it in Pepakura (what a splendid piece of software!), exported it to PNG, placed the textures with gimp and was surprised by a pink tower ... never trust your printer :)

Now that I have model (and part of the ground model), what size(es) would you like to have it? Length of the model is ~ 3 times it's height.
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If that helps work out the scale, a normal human in Warhammer is about 28mm high (plus 2,5mm for the base).
The small inner lights are really cool. :D
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aehm ... this would result in a model of ~ 1.4m height ... might be a bit on the big side, don't you think?
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Gustavo6046 wrote: Wed Jan 06, 2021 6:03 pm I'm sure Paper¹ can tell me about it, though. Or maybe I'm mixing someones up...?
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zwieblum wrote: Thu Jan 07, 2021 12:16 pm aehm ... this would result in a model of ~ 1.4m height ... might be a bit on the big side, don't you think?
I see no issue. :loool:
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Pretty cool man.

Now the real trick is to embed some BSP holes. :P
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