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Make Your Own Bowser Papercraft
Philipp Stollenmayer is a papercraft wizard. To illustrate how easy papercraft is, Philipp created a life-size papercraft clone of himself. He's also assembled incredibly detailed papercraft of several video game icons. His latest masterpiece is Giga Bowser from Super Smash Bros.
The fine folks at Paperkraft are hosting a download of Philipp's Giga Bowser. Go ahead and try to recreate it yourself. The art of Papercraft is much harder than it looks. This particular model is far too complex for me. My end result would probably look more like a paper airplane with teeth. Click the link below to get the prints and instructions.
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