...a handy little product from Japan, “Pepakura”. This tool creates a printable, origami-like pattern from which 3D models may be translated into paper “reality”. Nearly anything that you can model can be printed and brought into this world, in all of it’s 3D glory. [viavia] [Link]
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...a handy little product from Japan, “Pepakura”. This tool creates a printable, origami-like pattern from which 3D models may be translated into paper “reality”. Nearly anything that you can model can be printed and brought into this world, in all of it’s 3D glory. [
