This Freedom Gundam Recreation is Life-Sized
Annie Ho — July 4, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: walyou
The Freedom Gundam recreation is one that my inner anime geek can truly appreciate. This 4-foot model is made entierly out of paper even though it looks like it could be made out of plastic. The Freedom Gundam (code name: ZGMF X09A), a robot that any anime fan will recognize, was made by Taras Lesko.
If you check out the video, you will see how much hard work and effort was put into this masterpiece. If you had the time, skill and all the paper in the world, would you try to recreate Freedom Gundam?
If you check out the video, you will see how much hard work and effort was put into this masterpiece. If you had the time, skill and all the paper in the world, would you try to recreate Freedom Gundam?
Trend Themes
1. Paper-based Art - With advancements in paper technology, artists can utilize the medium to create intricate and life-size sculptures.
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3. 3D Printing Alternatives - As more artists turn to traditional materials like paper and other sustainable materials, 3D printing companies may offer complementary services like printing the initial models for mass production.
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1. Art and Design - The art and design industry could benefit significantly from the demand for paper-based sculptures and anime-inspired art.
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3. Printing Services - Printing companies may offer 3D printing alternatives using sustainable materials like paper to further expand their services and offer unique selling points to customers.
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