http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Slime
Pretty lame isn’t it… just for adding stuff in the “Minecraft” section. Since they are just blocks, making different sized waterbombs make pretty nice generic blocks.
Folded from
Large: One square sheet of uncut, square binder paper.
Mediums: One quarter the size of one square sheet of uncut binder paper.
Smalls: A square made from the strip of paper you get when you make a square out of binder paper.
Based of the creeper in Minecraft.
http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Creeper
Originally, it was just supposed to be a creeper but I had too much extra paper so I thought adding wings would make it even more deadly.
“Sssssssssss”
“What’s that Steve?”
“I dunno Steve 2, it sounds like a creeper but I don’t see one.”
“Okay Steve, I think were safe except for that shadow that looks a lot like a creeper. It getting really big and OMG IT’S A FLYING CREE……”
*insert explosion noise here*
Folded from a single sheet of square, uncut binder paper.
An enderman from the popular game Minecraft.
http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Enderman
This is my refold and it is neater and better proportioned. Folded from a 32 x 32 grid.
Made from an uncut, square sheet of binder paper.
An enderman from the popular game Minecraft.
http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Enderman
This was the first version I tried making so I accidentally ripped some of the paper in the middle and the layers did not lock together very well.
Made from a 32 x 32 grid.
Folded from an uncut, square sheet of binder paper
From the popular game Minecraft http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Ghast.
I couldn’t make the legs longer so it only has 9 small legs and I thought it would be easier to call it a baby ghast than to make a new one. Made from an 18X18 grid.
Folded from on uncut, square sheet of binder paper.
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