For realz!

Okay, I'm seriously going to start updating this blog.  I have a bit of free time, so I figured I had better do what I said Iwould do months ago.

Anyway, before I get into the official posts, I did want to make note of one thing:  I am now part of the staff at Nintendo Papercraft!  Yay!  Officially, my job is to be a Blogposter, a.k.a. someone who posts a craft when Drummyralf (the main owner) is away.  But, since that doesn't happen too often, I also am a Moderator on the forum!  So... yeah.  Basically, I'm supposed to help people out, make people follow the rules, etc.  It's pretty cool.

So... I guess that's it.  The main reason I wanted to get this blog started is because I've got a few projects that I'm working on, (really big projects,) but I wanted to have my old models posted here before I posted my new ones.

Oh yeah, one last thing:  I'll also be posting my tutorials here.  Most of them are about how to design your own models.  So keep an eye out.

Getting Started

Sorry it's taken me so long to get this started, (although I doubt anyone has read it so far,) but I have an explanation. Many of the models I find have a few glitches here and there, and other models tend to disappear. So, I've been looking for a good file hosting service. Well, today I found one. MediaFire. It looks like exactly what I've been looking for. I was considering using Adobe SHARE, but I didn't know enough about it and it's still in beta stage.

Anyway, I was looking for a file hosting service that basically had virtually no download restrictions. MediaFire is what I was looking for; no bandwidth limit, no file expiration, etc. The only real limit is 100MB max per file, but I really don't care about that because I don't plan on uploading any humongous files that I can't split or compress. I think that you have infinite storage, too. So... yeah.

So, here's the first papercraft! It's one that I made myself; the impossible triangle illusion. This is the first papercraft that I made myself, so expect a few mistakes. You can see pictures and a video of it on The Blog.

http://www.mediafire.com/?jgyn035jday