For jennifer
So sorry! You were not forgotten, but this Santa did procrastinate and forget how long it takes him to complete simple tasks.
I was planning to make more of these for your characters, and I still will, but for now:
Here's your very own damned!Edgeworth cubee!
I made a quick test build, and took some shots to see what he looks like assembled:
To assemble it, you need to cut it out and insert various tabs into various slots (generally pretty clear, as all the pieces end up being boxes). The red lines indicate where you insert one piece into another. The bangs, I added myself, and are more than a bit wonky. You just fold width-wise, then crease back where indicated so the dark gray bit is on the inside of the fold, and insert the white tab into the red slot on his forehead. More general tips:
Sorry again it's so late, and I hope you enjoy it (and again, I'm working on more!)
I was planning to make more of these for your characters, and I still will, but for now:
Here's your very own damned!Edgeworth cubee!
I made a quick test build, and took some shots to see what he looks like assembled:
To assemble it, you need to cut it out and insert various tabs into various slots (generally pretty clear, as all the pieces end up being boxes). The red lines indicate where you insert one piece into another. The bangs, I added myself, and are more than a bit wonky. You just fold width-wise, then crease back where indicated so the dark gray bit is on the inside of the fold, and insert the white tab into the red slot on his forehead. More general tips:
- A hobby knife is much easier than scissors, although pressing one side of scissors down (on a surface you don't mind get scratched up, like a cutting mat) can also work
- Card paper works best, but I've made a cubee using regular printer paper, it's just a bit flimsier (although the long forehead cuts might this one less stable)
- If you're using thing paper, it helps to crease the edges (and where tabs meet the edges) before folding; with card paper, score the folds (I use the back of my hobby knife)
- More help at http://www.cubeecraft.com/blog/faq/
Sorry again it's so late, and I hope you enjoy it (and again, I'm working on more!)