I always wanted to build one but never had the time to get materials for it. Although Ripley's bad ass power loader is still my favorite.:) In this instructable, we will try to build a somewhat xenomorph alien head.;p Thanks to JFcustom's Foam files of www.therpf.com for the pep files. Link will be on the next. Skyrim Pepakura dragon skull Resources, Tools, and Materials for your Pepakura at www.PepakuraPros.com. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragon Scale Helmet Ver.3 Papercraft Free Download. Pepakura Alien Queen. Picture of The Source File. How To Scale Your Pepakura Armour-Tutorial. How To Scale Your Pepakura Armour-Tutorial. How To Scale Your Pepakura Armour-Tutorial. Skyrim Pepakura Files. Alien Technology Studio. X Men Sentinel Head. The pepakura files found here have not been created by myself although I have.

Does anyone have pepakura files for the armor? If not how about 3d files of them? After seeing the Halo armor on the 405ths site I think this is a cost effective (although time consuming) method for me to build. Starting to consider using Jan Rukr's paper M41A and beefing it up for my first PR.

Dictaphone 3750 Manual here. Any other Aliens pep files would be great too. Found a site that has a face hugger in one of the speciman holders that looked super cool. Any help would be appreciated. Last edited by on Sat Mar 27, 2010 5:55 pm, edited 2 times in total. Just a note on Pepakura Designer, if you want to export files (change to bitmap) you have to buy the keycode. But the Pep Viewer will print if you have a printer.

I am about 1500 miles from home and no printer available were I am staying so I dished the $$ for the password so I can convert the files so I can take the files to a local print shop. As I have read on the 405ths forums if you want to build armor your going to have to spend some $$$,lol.

I wouldnt have this problem if I was at home. Im also going to try to use the files as patterns on craft/hobby foam, a technique I found on armor building site for LOTR elf armor.so may not have to use the fiberglass and resin which should save me alot of cash They used craft foam, elmers glue and something like cheesecloth for backing/reinforcing. I did some tests with the foam and I think this will work. Also some cool aging techniques. Here is the link if anyone is interested: Regards, Nemesis.

Packard Bell Easynote E4000 Download Drivers more. Update: As of May 28th, 2012, I will no longer be able to share the pepakura file for the Assassin's Creed 3 Tomahawk. Update: As of Feb 11th, 2013, here is a list of everything I've done so far with links. I already have the files from the game. Not all of them, but enough to make it count.

I have most of the armor and weapons, just not most of the smaller items. No amulets or rings, or stuff like that. Maybe if I can find those files, I'll work on them. So, I did not use an extractor of any kind. I got my files off youtube, strangely enough. The Assassin's Creed 3 Tomahawk is from scratch due to the fact that the game is not even being out.

I edit the models so they are easier to build, but they are Bethesda's files. I am not claiming ownership of the original models. I am just unfolding stuff for the community. Hope that answers your question! Click to expand.Don't feel too bad.

I have no idea how to rip the models from the game. I was lucky, and someone managed to help me figure things out. I got my files from youtube of all places. So, I do have the steel plate files. But, they are not unfolded, and the models haven't been touched up prior to converting into pepakura. So, I give you two options.

I can send you the files, and try to help you clean up the models yourself. Then you'll have steel plate files. OR, you can wait until I get to the steel plate files. I'm working through weapons right now, but I plan on doing armor.