Chaos UT Papercraft
Any UT fan knows this mod: ChaosUT! From epic sword fights to desperately getting away from those cute, but deadly Proximity Mines! ChaosUT is back and they are now in development for the upcoming Unreal Tournament! Check out their website at : http://chaoticdreams.org ! To build these chaotic paper weapons, you just need to print, cut and glue them together. You can scale them to your liking using pepakura Designer (you see the dimensions in there) and apply different textures I included if you want.
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>> Download ChaosUT papercraft here <<
Download Pepakura Designer here: http://www.tamasoft.co.jp/pepakura-en/
Requirements:
- (Strong) Paper
- Printer
- Scissors/cutting pen
- Glue (I recommend: "Aleene's Tacky Glue")
- Optionally tweezers
Tips
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Adjust your papersize accordingly! The papersize used is A4, so if you are using Letter format you need to change it in Settings->Print and Paper Settings->PaperSize and then rearrange the parts to fit the page.
You can resize the papermodel to your liking by going to the 2D Menu->Change Scale->Scale Factor.
You can change the texture by going to Settings->Texture Settings and replace the texture with a different one. Use the software to easily see which parts connect to each other.
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Weapons included are:
- Bastard Sword
- CAS12 Shotgun
- Crossbow
- CUT Utility Gun + Ammo
- Flak aka The Claw
- Proximity Mines (Angry & Happy)
- Proximity Mines box
- Turret Launcher
- Vortex
Print, Cut, Fold and Glue Together
- Print out the patterns and cut them out with your scissors or cutting tools.
- Fold the parts. You can use a ruler to make clean folds.
- Use a black marker to hide the white of the paper thickness.
- Glue the corresponding parts together. (I recommend: "Aleene's Tacky Glue")
Some papercraft tutorials:
Finished - Photos
