I'M NOT DEAD I SWEAR. I post random stuff whenever I want/can. Like papercrafts, art, cool stuff, etc.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Village Raven Statue (Paper Mario)
This is the Village Raven Statue in Yoshi's Village. It is located in the middle of Yoshi's Village on Lavalava Island. The Village Elder gives Mario the Jade Raven from the Raven Statue to help him find Raphael the Raven. Mario inserts the Jade Raven in the Big Raven Statue deep in the Jade Jungle to open the way to Raphael the Raven's tree. Well, download it now!
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Merlon's House (Paper Mario)
This is Merlon's House from Paper Mario. This is where Merlon lived, and where you would go to get help. Merlon tells you where to go next and what you need to do if you get stuck for 5 coins. The main oddity of this house is the spinning roof. Also, if you Ground Pound 4 times in his house, a Quick Change Badge falls to the floor.. Well, download it now!
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Count Bleck (Super Paper Mario)
Speak of the devil! As soon as we say we can't update often, a new craft is finished! But sorry, you're still going to have to wait.
Count Bleck is the main antagonist of Super Paper Mario. He owns the Dark Prognosticus. He uses its power to open The Void, intending to destroy the universe. Mario must stop him before The Void swallows all of the worlds. He refers to himself in third person at times, said Count Bleck. (:P)
This craft is 30cm/11 in tall when finished. The download includes:
*PDFs for lined and lineless
*A readme file (IMPORTANT! READ!)
*6 Bonus Tracks of Count Bleck's music from the Super Paper Mario Soundtrack to listen to
Well, download it now!
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Model by: Luffy of Google 3D Warehouse (Link)
The Interned (Super Paper Mario)
This is the InterNed from Super Paper Mario. The InterNed would play a song on the jukebox in the Milk Bar for 10 coins. He also moonlights as the host of the 66th Annual "That's My Merlee!" Show. He was also created by the InterChet. Well, download it now!
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Beta Key (Super Mario 64)
In the Beta version of Super Mario 64, the Big Boo in Big Boo's Haunt held not a Star, but a key. This key's purpose is still unknown, but it is speculated that the key would open a door in Big Boo's Haunt. The model was left in the game, and can be accessed with a GameShark code. Well, download it now!
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Links: yoshielectron's GameShark Codes (Under 'Beta Codes')
Sunshades (Super Mario Sunshine)
These are the Sunshades from Super Mario Sunshine. A Pianta would give you the Sunshades. Once you got all 120 Shine Sprites, he would also give you a Hawaiian Shirt with Shine Sprites on it. This model is life-sized. Download it now!
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Friday, February 27, 2009
Mario Party 1 Item Pack
In Mario Party 1, you could buy several Items which would alter game settings when enabled after they were obtained. You started with only the Coin Box, which held your coins. There also were the Lucky Box, which gave a 10% increase on earned Coins, and the Casino Box, which would either double or halve your Coins. The Blocks appeared randomly in place of the Dice Block. The Plus Block gave you Coins equal to what you roll. The Minus Block took away Coins equal to the roll. The Speed Block made only the numbers 8, 9, and 10 appear. The Slow Block made only 1, 2, or 3 appear. The Warp Block switched you with someone else, and the Event Block made an event occur: Koopa Troopa, who would give 20 Coins, Boo, who would offer his services, or Bowser, who would take 20 Coins. The No Koopa and No Boo signs made the respective characters disappear from the board. When you beat the game, you get the Credits CD, which lets you watch the credits. Well, I'll just cut the babble now. Download it now!
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Sunday, February 22, 2009
Tumble (Mario Party 3)
"Hey!" Tumble from Mario Party 3 is now a papercraft! In Mario Party 3, everyone got sucked into a toy box, and became part of the Mario Party board game. The first person they meet is Tumble, who first appears as the game dice, spinning in air, before growing a head, hands, and feet. Tumble served the same purpose Toad did in the first two Mario Party games: to be a guide. At the end of the game, it is revealed that he was concealing the True Millennium Star. Anyway, download it now!
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Pyro Boxes (Super Mario 64)
These are the Pyro Boxes from Super Mario 64. They were stone blocks that spewed fire at regular intervals. All of the Bowser courses had some, and in Lethal Lava Land, a second variety was found near the volcano. Well, download it now!
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Picture by mrmcgoo
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