Emilia is done!

After a few hours assembling the last parts Emilia is done now! It was my first papercraft without direct folds, what gives her a really smooth realistic look. I will try to keep on with this method on my next projects.

All in all Emilia was easy to assemble. Even if there was no instuction the pdo helped me out to figure out what to assemble next. Of course you need a bit experience in papercrafting...

The hardest parts where the hands. As i said before i dont really like extreme small parts, but well, the outcome is ok for me =)

24 parts left!

Workin' at the head the last day, the only things missing now are the "accessories" and the right hand:

I don't want small parts!

Did I mention that i hate to assemble parts not bigger than 1 mm²... well look at the hands >.<

Jacket finished

Worked on Emilias jacket this day and i really like the outcome. The next step will be the hands which i really will hate i guess. The fingers are the tiniest thingys i've ever seen.

[Emilia] Building the jacket

The "lower" parts of Emilia are finished. Now the upper parts will be assembled. I already started with the jacket. When it is done i will assemble the arms and the head. Oh...and no folds :D

Emilias' Progress

Okay i don't have much time to write a big story here but i am able to show you a picture:


... 6 hours time past... :

Ok back from violin lessons i continued working on Emilia. Boots and legs are finished and glued together. I dont have a stand for her yet so my rubber holds the legs at the moment^^

The Beginning of Emilia

So this is my first post about my Phantasy Star Portable 2 : Emilia project.

I started this morning and what i got so far is this :


As you can see i will try to do as less folds as possible to give it a smooth look. I first was not a fan of this method but till now it works fine...