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Make, Made, Will Make Your Own Robert Lutece Papercraft
BioShock Infite has some of the coolest gaming swag out there, but if you’re short on cash a good alternative is to make your own. A DeviantArt user has created instructions on creating a papercraft version of Robert Lutece from BioShock Infinite.
The paper Lutece stands at about 17 inches in height, and is comprised of 19 pages of paper and 146 pieces. Chris Gilman, who goes by username XenonRay, states in the post that he would like to complete a papercraft Rosalind Lutece as well, but that he probably won’t be able to until later this year.
Gilman’s profile also has instructions for making a papercraft Midna (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess), Pyro (Team Fortress 2), and several characters from the Mass Effect trilogy. His page also includes photos of his other papercraft creations, which is mostly characters from The Legend of Zelda series.
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