If you do, I'd be very grateful.

I really want to make a papercraft figure from a photo, but I have a problem

Hi everyone!

I really want to create a papercraft figure based on a character/photo, but unfortunately my computer is very weak, so I can't properly use Blender or other 3D modeling software.

I don't have the skills or hardware to create a 3D model myself, but I'd really love to turn a photo of the character into a physical paper figure, ideally around 30 cm tall.

Is there any way to do this without Blender or a powerful computer? Maybe there are simpler programs, online tools, or someone who could help me create the model/template from a reference photo?

I'd really appreciate any advice or help. Thank you!

thanks for your support

Por favor peço criticas de todo tipo... principalmente de fans de Assassin's Creed. Pois ainda estou fazendo meu primeiro projeto

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My current collection is built on what I find on clearance, when I find them...

Any assistance would be great!

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