Print PDF
Favorite
Email
Step 13Download the Paper WALL-E and double it in size.
We used the WALL-E.pdf from their site and made it 2x bigger in MS Paint. We printed it in B&W because we had no intention of using the original colors. Plus, we are making it out of metal. We can't offer you the enlarged file because paperwalle.com has a copyright on their design and we would not want to infringe on it.
We found a roll of sheet metal left over from when my roof was repaired. It's dirty, it's rough, it's so perfect for WALL-E. After we printed the pieces we cut them to fit the sheet metal, making sure all the bend locations were the same. We used very little of the spray-on glue since we needed to peel the paper off later on. We tried to tape but it wouldn't stay.
We found a roll of sheet metal left over from when my roof was repaired. It's dirty, it's rough, it's so perfect for WALL-E. After we printed the pieces we cut them to fit the sheet metal, making sure all the bend locations were the same. We used very little of the spray-on glue since we needed to peel the paper off later on. We tried to tape but it wouldn't stay.
| « Previous Step | Download PDFView All Steps | Next Step » |
 |
Add Comment
|
