I've stumbled upon a Canon 3D website that allows you to download template cutouts to make small 3D backgrounds, perhaps for a dio or a figure pose.
It should be great to re-enact those '80s Sunbow cartoon episodes in dios.
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Canon 3D Papercraft
http://cp.c-ij.com/english/3D-papercraft/index.htmlIf you click on the link to "Buildings of the World" , it'll show a list of papercraft modeled after existing monuments:
Choose from titles:
• Kumamoto Castle, Japan New!
• Tower of London, England
• Castel Sant'Angelo, Italy
• Belem Tower, Portugal
• Osaka Castle, Japan
• Eiffel Tower, France
• Eiffel Tower (Separate Night and Day Models), France
• Sydney Opera House, Australia
• Gasshozukuri, Japan
• Sultan Ahmet Camii, Turkey
• Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany
• Statue of Liberty, United States of America
• Forbidden City, China
• Temple of the Inscriptions, Mexico
• Taj Mahal, India
• Arc de Triomphe, France
• Bigben, England
• Great Pyramid of Khufu, Egypt
• Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy
• Moai Statues of Easter Island, Chile
• Windmill, Holland
• The Parthenon, Greece
• Tower Bridge, England
• The Great Buddha of Todaiji Temple, Japan
• Colosseum, Italy
• Sphinx, Egypt
• Himeji Castle, Japan
• Mont-Saint-Michel, France
• Notre-Dame de Paris, France
Have fun =)
The scale conversion I'm using is based on the measurement of the clerks in the PDF. Teh clerk measures 1.38", while my Dusty custom measures 3.80" on the same ruler. A 25th Cobra with beret (don't ask) measures in at 4.12" on that ruler also; the ratio works out to 275% for my new sculpts, and ~300% for 25ths -- mind, this is just for Craftown. The buildings of the world are likely to be of even greater scale, so dio work with these will likely be limited to shots where you can skew perspective in your favor.