Blitty
Finally, to go along with my Broggy papercraft, Blitty from the DS game, Bowser's Inside Story!I had this built and ready for a long time, but I didn't feel like making dozens of pdf, since there are 10 different versions, with 10 different faces. But I came up with an idea: I made a pdf for the "standard face", and you can change the face textures in the pdo. There's a .jpg into the download packs wich explains how to do so.
Its paws are into the template, and you can decide wheter to build the "standing" version or the "squatted" version (like I did)! :P
Templates here (you'll find both A4 and Letter).
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Two very nice recolors of the 






Here's the shark enemy from Super Mario 64, also known as a "sushi". All they do is swim around, minding their own business. It's impossible to attack or kill them, and unless Mario swims into one of them, they won't harm him.




















Here's a second Luigi, but this time it has it's own pants instead of the green one!
Eyerok is a golem-like entity in Super Mario 64 that guards a Power Star in Shifting Sand Land. He resides in the central pyramid and is composed of two massive, stone hands with eyeballs in the palms. His chamber is a platform with a pit on three sides, which is inside a large red brick block in the pyramid. He slams down his fists which take away half your life each hit, and tries to push you off the platform. The player must punch his eyes (when open) a few times to defeat him, though the player needs to destroy each hand.
This time, it's Baby Luigi's turn to go into papercraft style. I received this model quite some time ago from Enrique (a friend of Icthus) but I forgot to post it! Silly me. Anyway, here it is, so you can build it after all. Have fun!





Well, I'll just post this one too, although we don't have a lineless version yet. I guess we can say this is the very first high quality mario we have seen. Ofcourse we had Gotorion's version of Mario, but that one was kinda blocky.


Note that the Right arm is the PAPERCRAFT'S right, and your right when you view it from BEHIND. In the picture I did the arms on the wrong sides. The black lines you see on the picture shouldn't be at your papercraft, since I made all lines grey-ish. 



































