User:Svetlana

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-	==Hello!==	+	== Hi! ==
-	Real name: Eric Pinheiro Manal<br/>	+
-	Age: 15<br/>	+
-	Location: Uberaba, Minas Gerais, Brasil<br/>	+
-	== Papercraft Homestar ==	+	I used to do some stuff around here but that was many years ago.
-	Many people ask me how I did the Homestar paper model. Well, I modeled it in Flash (3D modellers suck btw), then printed, cutted out, and glued all together! Pretty much like those Cheat Commandoes playsets. You can find the sheet for making Homestar and other assorted things (most of them unreleased computer games to come <s>September 2006</s> <s>April 2007</s> someday) in the [http://fanstuff.hrwiki.org/index.php/User:20eric06/coconut Coconut Productions homepage].	+	[http://mynameiser.in/ This is my webpage].
-	EDIT: Matt Chapman emailed me about the Paper Homestar on October 25, and, [http://www.homestarrunner.com/hspapercraft.png the sheet is now on their website] ([[:Image:Hspapercraft.png|mirror]])!	+	== Papercraft Homestar ==
-	EDIT 2: Paper Lappy email sent!	+	Back in 2007 I submitted a fanstuff to The Brothers Chaps and it made it into the [[Weekly Fanstuff 2007]]. I used Flash to make the papercraft figurine by hand, then printed it out and submitted both the pictures taken with a low quality webcam and a [http://www.homestarrunner.com/hspapercraft.png printable sheet which they put on their website] ([[:Image:Hspapercraft.png|mirror]]). The credit was added by Matt, and in hindsight I would've done many things differently.

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Revision as of 00:39, 7 April 2014

Hi!

I used to do some stuff around here but that was many years ago.

This is my webpage.

Papercraft Homestar

Back in 2007 I submitted a fanstuff to The Brothers Chaps and it made it into the Weekly Fanstuff 2007. I used Flash to make the papercraft figurine by hand, then printed it out and submitted both the pictures taken with a low quality webcam and a printable sheet which they put on their website (mirror). The credit was added by Matt, and in hindsight I would've done many things differently.