Hello again paper crafter enthusiasts. I've recently ( just last night) finished my newest action figure. It's the Mighty Thor! The comics version that all marvel fans know and love
The Mighty Thor
He is scaled to match the size of Macfarlane action figures.
I'm planning to make Iron Man and Hulk based on their early appearance in the comic books.
I used the basic articulation style that I usually use
I am on a roll recently, completing three action figures in the span of a week.
I hope to complete my Luke action figure in scale with the black series Mando soon
Please watch the YouTube video of the Mighty Thor! ( Link below)
Here's my new MOTU style Papercraft of that Master of Camouflage, Tygra!
He's roughly the height of my Lion O Papercraft figure. He looks good together with his fellow thundercats.
I used that basic articulation that I usually use for this scale. Paper tube joints for the shoulders and arms. The joints of his hips are two tubes overlapping each other the make it narrow and in proportion to the paper mache shell.
Please watch the video the see the assembly and the final look
This is a prototype of a miniature action figure paper craft model that I've been working on. It's meant to be Raiden from Metal Gear Guns of the Patriots. Despite it's small size, I was able to put a lot of articulation into him to get into some dynamic poses.
As can be seen in the pictures, he can get into some nifty action poses reminiscent of his moves in Metal Gear 4.
Seeing that this proof of concept model works, I will try to make more of them. I will make a Gray Fox ninja model and Raiden the in his Black Ninja form
I had a sudden inspiration to create a MOTU STYLE Thundercats. And who should it be but none other than their fearless leader
Lion O.
The final result was better than I expected. This model turned out solid and glossy. I did something different this time. I layered the paper mache shell with super glue resin and it made the material super rigid and the surface was smooth has a glossy look.
It looks and feel like an actual action figure that you could play with instead of a fragile paper craft model
I think I will be using this method moving forward in my future models
Next up, I will be making an action figure of Hachiman, Jaga and maybe Cheetarah
I have been working on a hybrid paper and foam clay action figure and I think the two media can be combined to make some great figures. Here is the first completed figure. Carrie Kelly or Robin from the Dark knight returns
I will be making more figures in the future using a combination of the two medium (paper and foam clay)
foam clay offers a versatility in sculpting and looks more natural when making humans and animal figures
below are the pictures and a link to my YouTube channel
I tried to miniaturize the joints of my latest female paper craft action figure. it was difficult to craft dur to the small size and fragility of the medium I am working with. However, with a little patience, really narrow paper strips and glue, I think I finally made the figure aa close to how I envisioned it in my head.
Please watch the video for more details
I am planning to make an entire squad of these little ladies, equipped with rocket packs and weapons. who knows, maybe a few female warriors from the war hammer Sororitas Sisters of Battle.