Finally, Lara Croft papercraft!

by John Bardinelli { Jul 24th 2007 at 10:15AM }

Making Link out of paper or spending an afternoon crafting Quake characters is all well and good, but why choose Link when you can sculpt a curvy female forms such as Lara Croft's? Ninjatoes spent grueling hours studying every inch of Lara's polygonal body and has made a papercraft worthy of our attention. With 116 parts, this ain't no paper hat project, so if you want Lara, you'll have to work for her.

[Via PaperKraft]

Tags: laracroft, papercraft, tombraider

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

StrangeBum @ Jul 24th 2007 10:24AM

Somehow saying that 'Ninjatoes spent grueling hours studying every inch of Lara's polygonal body' doesn't sound much like something the be praised for. You have to take into account how many of those hours were spent on 'bathroom breaks'

hvnlysoldr @ Jul 24th 2007 10:25AM

Are those who will build her papercraft more dirty than Ninjatoes who spent a lot of time studying her?

Konny @ Jul 24th 2007 10:27AM

If you have access to a large format printer.. you can build yourself a life-size Lara Croft paper craft. I wonder if it is anatomically correct.

BPM @ Jul 24th 2007 11:00AM

It's impossible for Lara to be anatomically correct, given her bust size. :P

Phi Nguyen @ Jul 24th 2007 11:07AM

But just think about the papercuts! ;p LOL.

moominsean @ Jul 24th 2007 11:12AM

you could photoshop out the clothes before you put together your life-size papercraft nude lara. then you might just be the creepiest person ever. or japanese.

bard @ Jul 24th 2007 12:40PM

Then the ESRB will have to up this papercraft's rating to AO. Gasp and shock!

WiNG @ Jul 24th 2007 11:23AM

still not as creepy as a RealDoll

also she really isn't that anatomically incorrect anymore, since legend anyway. although still very generous her proportions are reasonable and, dare I say it, not uncommon

that said, this is a giant waste of time