I created a Commodore 64 papercraft model as one of my first models and based this VIC-20 model off of that design so all the accessories shown should work with the C64 design as well. The final result was subsequently imported into Pepakura Designer 3 (software developed in Japan to allow the creation of paper craft models from 3D data). If you are ever looking for a great product photographer (or paper folder), he is one of the best. An extra special thanks to the always amazing George Blanc for doing a test assembly and providing me with the excellent photos for this post.
I try to stay as close to the source materials as I can using images that I usually source from the internet.ĭue to the current global health crisis, I am working from home and don’t have access to the tools I use to test build and photograph these models. Change 3D models into an substantial view. Possibly even build your own retro museum. Pepakura Designer 5.0.12 Crack will be a very effective software that can produce 3D paper types. I feel these models are a great way to spend an evening and learn a thing or two about retro computers. I know many people might be looking for: 1. I wanted to send out a tremendous thank you to all the new followers and visitors to the site. This Commodore VIC-20 pattern can be downloaded at the bottom of this post. Dickel used a papercraft tool called Pepakura (non-free software, but this Blender plugin is an alternative free approach) for the design to make the body out of thin cardboard.
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