Educational Low Poly Human Torso Anatomical

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HORST KIECHLE - PAPER TORSO - OVERVIEW Papercraft​

The templates and instructions are available by clicking on the banners below. In the spirit in which this project was started they are available for free. If you manage to complete some of the organs and/or the torso I would appreciate it if you could send me an email or some images of it ( horst.kiechle[at]gmail.com ).
The paper torso project began in 2011 when I took up a suggestion by Ms. Joanne Nakora from the International School Nadi in the Fiji Islands to design and build a torso with removable organs. 3 months later I had completed a first version and uploaded some images to my Flickr account. In January 2012 My Modern Met blogged about it which led to many requests to make the templates available.
Improving certain parts of the design, fitting the patterns to A4 paper and working out how to best write the instructions took about 4 times as long as building the first version.

 

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[DEMIANGELUZ]

@1020223
i like this human body ! its perfect...

 

[eljher]

its perfect

 

[Akihabara1]

Good Job

 

[Gonzalo Carmona]

HORST KIECHLE - PAPER TORSO - OVERVIEW Papercraft​

The templates and instructions are available by clicking on the banners below. In the spirit in which this project was started they are available for free. If you manage to complete some of the organs and/or the torso I would appreciate it if you could send me an email or some images of it ( horst.kiechle[at]gmail.com ).
The paper torso project began in 2011 when I took up a suggestion by Ms. Joanne Nakora from the International School Nadi in the Fiji Islands to design and build a torso with removable organs. 3 months later I had completed a first version and uploaded some images to my Flickr account. In January 2012 My Modern Met blogged about it which led to many requests to make the templates available.
Improving certain parts of the design, fitting the patterns to A4 paper and working out how to best write the instructions took about 4 times as long as building the first version.

Super, increíble, Propia para la educación

 

[Gonzo1357]

HORST KIECHLE - TORSO DE PAPEL - INFORMACIÓN GENERAL Papercraft​

Las plantillas y las instrucciones están disponibles haciendo clic en los banners que aparecen a continuación. Siguiendo el espíritu con el que se inició este proyecto, están disponibles de forma gratuita. Si logras completar algunos de los órganos y/o el torso, te agradecería que me enviaras un correo electrónico o algunas imágenes del mismo (horst.kiechle[at]gmail.com).
El proyecto del torso de papel comenzó en 2011, cuando seguí una sugerencia de la Sra. Joanne Nakora de la Escuela Internacional Nadi en las Islas Fiji para diseñar y construir un torso con órganos extraíbles. Tres meses después, había completado una primera versión y había subido algunas imágenes a mi cuenta de Flickr. En enero de 2012, My Modern Met publicó un blog al respecto, lo que dio lugar a muchas solicitudes para que las plantillas estuvieran disponibles.
Mejorar ciertas partes del diseño, adaptar los patrones al papel A4 y descubrir cómo escribir mejor las instrucciones llevó aproximadamente 4 veces más tiempo que construir la primera versión.

Super, felicitaciones

 

[ppmetal1]

HORST KIECHLE - PAPER TORSO - OVERVIEW Papercraft​

The templates and instructions are available by clicking on the banners below. In the spirit in which this project was started they are available for free. If you manage to complete some of the organs and/or the torso I would appreciate it if you could send me an email or some images of it ( horst.kiechle[at]gmail.com ).
The paper torso project began in 2011 when I took up a suggestion by Ms. Joanne Nakora from the International School Nadi in the Fiji Islands to design and build a torso with removable organs. 3 months later I had completed a first version and uploaded some images to my Flickr account. In January 2012 My Modern Met blogged about it which led to many requests to make the templates available.
Improving certain parts of the design, fitting the patterns to A4 paper and working out how to best write the instructions took about 4 times as long as building the first version.

mmuchaas ggraaciaas dios te bendiga

 

[miyoeuniz]

Buenisimo

 

[leo jose oliveira]

perfeito...