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You Know You Want This Luigi's Mansion Papercraft
The talented Sebastian Zych of Cut, Score, Fold and Glue Papercraft is apparently a huge fan of Luigi's Mansion. He's captured the famous plumber's brother in his finest form. Equipped with his handy Poltergust 3000 and an underpowered flashlight, this Luigi papercraft is ready to capture ghosts, and from the look on his face, find the nearest bathroom.
If you're feeling creative, you can download the blueprints to this paper creation right here. If you are new to papercrafting, this particular model carries a "hard" difficulty rating, so you may want to surf through Cut's archive to find an easier model before attempting this one. This boo mushroom might be a good place to start.
If you're not familiar with Luigi's Mansion, check out our Replay of the game. Also, be sure to read Phil Kollar's excellent preview of the sequel Luigi's Mansion 2.
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