Www.voltron.com/downloads/voltronCUBEE.pdf Thanks to Atom at CDX, here's a papercraft printable Voltron/GoLion on one sheet. I forget where most of the other craft. Download papercraft zoids voltron free shared files from DownloadJoy and other world's most popular shared hosts. Our filtering technology ensures that only latest papercraft zoids voltron files are listed.

That is some pretty intense designing and building. I wonder how many parts that thing is. Amazing what people can do with paper. I while back some one posted this Tarantula mech made of paper and then painted by hand. Muddy heights torrent. Thought it was amazing model too. More of the build can be seen here: (It shows you what goes into making a paper model, from start to finish) also.I want that. I need to use that as a basis for a Mechwarrior quad design.

Probably minus the cool looking, but very vulnerable rear engine compartment.

I came across this custom Voltron model done by a South Korean artist named GwiJang and thought I would share it. It's fully transformable from the five individual lions to Voltron and made entirely out of paper. Below are some links to his blog and YouTube video. I've been trying to contact him to see if his work is for sale but have yet to be successful. I know the RPF is a vast wealth of knowledge so if anyone has some additional information about GwiJang and his Voltron model I would greatly appreciate it. I've been working on a model of the 25th anniversary Voltron toy to refine some of the details and 3d print a model kit but then I came across this elsewhere on the Internet and haven't bothered with the old model. I really want to convert this papercraft to a 3d printable model kit but there's so much detail, even with the wealth of photographs and video, I can't lock down a good approach.

It's a shame he isn't sharing or selling the PDF anymore but who can blame him? So instead, I've opted to let this one inspire me to create an original design, drawing from elements of Gypsy Danger and Striker Eureka from Pacific Rim for the way things go together (more mechanical details visible beneath the outer armor) but with the intention to make it fully articulated and transformable, more so than a paper model since 3d printing has many more capabilities for various shapes. Even so, I can't really figure where to begin and I'm not much of a designer so I guess I'm poking my head in to see if anyone has suggestions for references to other mechs, zoids and giant robots to use as a starting point for the various features.