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[Megaman X5] Mattrex Boss Papercraft Mô hình khá to Cao 350mm Dài 572mm Tự nhiên mò được link con Mattrex Boss Megaman X5 này, bạn nào thích có thể tải về làm nhé, mô hình con robot T-rex lửa khá đẹp. Bữa nào làm xong sẽ up lên.

[Megaman X] Megaman X Ultimate Armor Ver.2 Papercraft The Ultimate Armor (アルティメットアーマー Arutimetto Āmā) is a secret armor for X that bestows the most all-around fighting power in any of the games in which it appears. Because it appears in so many games in the Mega Man X series, it has the most...

[Megaman X] Third Armor X Papercraft Third Armor X is the full set of armor that debuted in Rockman / Mega Man X3. The armor can turn gold with the hyper chip, granting X unparalleled offense and defense.

[Megaman X] Second Armor X Papercraft Second Armor X is the second set of armor that X acquires in Mega Man X2 and Mega Man Xtreme 2. This set of armor specializes in double charged shots and converting damage received into Giga Crush energy.

[Megaman X] First Armor X Papercraft First Armor X / X フルアーマー(Full Armor X) is the full set of armor that X acquires in Mega Man X, Mega Man Xtreme and Maverick Hunter X. It's the first armor upgrade that X received. Though while it is said its capabilities fall short compared to later upgrades...

[Megaman X] Fourth Armor X Papercraft The Fourth Armor (フォースアーマー Fōsu Āmā),[1][2] also known as the Force Armor,[3][4] is an all-around armor first found in Mega Man X4. In its debut game, it was collected in four parts in Light Capsules and slowly made X more powerful as the parts were...

[Megaman X] Megaman X (Ver.2) papercraft X was the first robot to possess free will, sentience, and independent thought; no longer requiring restrictive programming or rules to dictate his behavior; based on technology pioneered by Dr. Light. Dr. Cain, the scientist who found him, was never able...

Megaman X papercraft Dimensions: 400 x 273 x 250 mm Mega Man X, named Rockman X in Japan, commonly called X, was the eponymous protagonist of the Mega Man X series. X also served as a guide during the Mega Man Zero series and appeared as Model X in the Mega Man ZX series. He was the successor of...

[Megaman] Mono Roader Papercraft Mono Roader (モノローダー Mono Rōdā) is an enemy from Mega Man 4 and Mega Man IV that was originally used for street racing. They are able to shield their eyes and attack by spinning wildly. They are invincible when shielding. In Mega Man 4, Mono Roaders appear in the...

[Megaman] Zero Papercraft Zero (ゼロ) is the deuteragonist of the Mega Man X series, the main protagonist of the Mega Man Zero series, and also an important supporting character in the Mega Man ZX series as the Biometal Model Z. He is the successor of Bass and the greatest creation of Doctor...

[Megaman] Snorkel Mettaur Papercraft The Metall (メットール Mettōru), often called "Met", is an industrial robot created to supervise works. Mets appear in Guts Man's stage and sits on the floor hidden in its indestructible helmet, and when someone gets close it lifts its helmet and shoots three...

[Megaman] Pharaoh Man Papercraft Pharaoh Man (ファラオマン Faraoman) is a Robot Master designed as an ancient Egyptian pharaoh that resembles Tutankhamun. He was originally created by Dr. Cossack with high resistance, agility, and adaptability to the dark to explore pyramids and other ancient ruins...

[Megaman] Moby Papercraft Moby (モビー Mobī) is a giant robot blue whale mid-boss that appears twice in Dive Man's stage. It was originally made to catch fish. It attacks with mines, missiles, and by trying to suck Mega Man in. It is weak to Drill Bomb.

[Megaman] Metaur (Met) Papercraft ets appears as enemies in the Mega Man ZX series, and a giant Met as a mid-boss. Area H is an abandoned Met-themed amusement park that contains several Mets in the area, including Met balloons, a genie Met and a Met doll in the crane game. The Cyber-elf Met from...

[Megaman] Metaur Papercraft Mets are recurring enemies in the original Mega Man series, appearing in near every game with varying traits, including some appearances as mid-bosses and bosses. The most common type hides under its helmet and fires three projectiles when approached.

[Megaman] Oil Man Papercraft Oil Man (オイルマン Oiruman) is one of the two new Robot Masters from Mega Man Powered Up, a remake of the original Mega Man. Oil Man is a maintenance robot made by Dr. Light that is able to produce a special type of oil from the dispenser on his left arm that can work...

[Megaman] Skull Man Papercraft Skull Man (スカルマン Sukaruman) is a Robot Master created specially for combat with balanced offense and defense by Dr. Cossack while he was working for Dr. Wily in Mega Man 4. He attacks with shots from his arm cannon, and can generate a skull-shaped energy shield...

[Megaman] Sniper Joe Papercraft Sniper Joes (スナイパージョー Sunaipā Jō) were originally an unknown type of mass-produced humanoid robot created by Dr. Light. They appear as enemies in almost every game from the original Mega Man series, giving Mega Man a difficult time getting through as an obstacle...

[Megaman] Time man Papercraft Time Man (タイムマン Taimuman) is one of the two new Robot Masters from the remake of the original Mega Man from NES to the PSP: Mega Man Powered Up.

[Megaman] Yellow Devil Papercraft Yellow Devil (イエローデビル Ierō Debiru), also known as Rock Monster or Yellow Demon, is a gigantic robot, the first combat robot created by Doctor Albert W. Wily. It made its debut as a fortress boss in the first Mega Man game. Its body consists of yellow goo-like...