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Submitted: December 23, 2007
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Comments: 24
Favourites & Collections: 26 [who?]
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Submitted: December 23, 2007
File Size: 45.9 KB
Image Size: 45.9 KB
Resolution: 853×661
Comments: 24
Favourites & Collections: 26 [who?]
Views
Total: 934
Today: 0
Downloads
Total: 21
Today: 0
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"A classic tale, a new generation, twenty-three years in the making!"
FINALLY! Just finally I get to make this at last! As I mentioned, originally I was going to make them to celebrate the cinema release and my dedication to Transformers, only to run in multiple setbacks (some guy forgetting to place book order, supply deficiency, etc). With the option being best to submit this before the year ended, as not only a way to celebrate the release onto DVD, but to make this my 3000th kiriban, as I couldn't fit the full title in...
But as you can see, it's not just these three reasons, it's to also commemorate the twenty-three years since Transformers came to our lives (1984's The Transformers G1), hence my dual tribute to both G1 and the live-action movies! Since it's the new generation, I decided on utilising the F-22 Raptor fold, wonderfully designed by one Tem Boun! Afterwards, I managed to utillise some coloured paper, and viola! G1 Skywarp, Starscream, and Thundercracker reborn in a new technological age!
As you could see, each seeker has a different design when it came to the decorations. (Not fully accurate to the toys or G1, but a sort of fusion of the schemes. An example of this would be that Thundercracker's red stripes at the tail end is slightly thinner than Skywarp's purple, and the movie insignias.) And even though they couldn't transform or fly, I reckoned the wait was finally worth it!
All in all, this is the second last deviation of this year, with my Christmas special joining in soon. Tem Boun's F-22 fold would be of average difficulty, and is worthwhile for any jet fan! And though I mainly root for the Autobots, I thought I'd have a change of allegiance just for this special occasion, in tribute to the seekers' voice actors Chris Latta (Starscream), Frank Welker (Skywarp), and John Stephenson (Thundercracker). For all you Transformers fans, including Decepticon fans, this tribute is for you!
DECEPTICONS FOREVER!
FINALLY! Just finally I get to make this at last! As I mentioned, originally I was going to make them to celebrate the cinema release and my dedication to Transformers, only to run in multiple setbacks (some guy forgetting to place book order, supply deficiency, etc). With the option being best to submit this before the year ended, as not only a way to celebrate the release onto DVD, but to make this my 3000th kiriban, as I couldn't fit the full title in...
But as you can see, it's not just these three reasons, it's to also commemorate the twenty-three years since Transformers came to our lives (1984's The Transformers G1), hence my dual tribute to both G1 and the live-action movies! Since it's the new generation, I decided on utilising the F-22 Raptor fold, wonderfully designed by one Tem Boun! Afterwards, I managed to utillise some coloured paper, and viola! G1 Skywarp, Starscream, and Thundercracker reborn in a new technological age!
As you could see, each seeker has a different design when it came to the decorations. (Not fully accurate to the toys or G1, but a sort of fusion of the schemes. An example of this would be that Thundercracker's red stripes at the tail end is slightly thinner than Skywarp's purple, and the movie insignias.) And even though they couldn't transform or fly, I reckoned the wait was finally worth it!
All in all, this is the second last deviation of this year, with my Christmas special joining in soon. Tem Boun's F-22 fold would be of average difficulty, and is worthwhile for any jet fan! And though I mainly root for the Autobots, I thought I'd have a change of allegiance just for this special occasion, in tribute to the seekers' voice actors Chris Latta (Starscream), Frank Welker (Skywarp), and John Stephenson (Thundercracker). For all you Transformers fans, including Decepticon fans, this tribute is for you!
DECEPTICONS FOREVER!
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CommentsWHOO! Transformers forever
 Those are amazing... It makes me want to find my origami paper and start using it again... -- Spladle: no.. that's just a short story. this will have nothing to do with the actual scenes... like OOC galore or something Phazzy: OOC sounds like a disorder now. Spladle: XD Phazzy: D: Thanks you very much!
-- Black Vegetable - Origami Folder. Blackadder: Yes, Mr. Baldrick, I fear that the only way you'll get 'a big wet kiss' this Christmas - or indeed, at any other time - would be to make a pass at a watercloset. (From Blackadder's Christmas Carol) You're very welcome
 -- Spladle: no.. that's just a short story. this will have nothing to do with the actual scenes... like OOC galore or something Phazzy: OOC sounds like a disorder now. Spladle: XD Phazzy: D: You won.
 -- Spirits shall be stouter, heart the bolder, courage the greater, as our might lessens. All deserve the chance to pursue their full measure of happiness. ~ Barack Obama Dare - 'cause there's a place where dreams survive Simply awesome and highly amusing! Great job!-- I deeply desire to be extricated from the dualities, from the judgments; I want to be at the level where it is all about learning instead. This is a wonderful creation. Well done.
-- Cloud Rat "Where the spirit does not work with the hand there is no art." - Leonardo da Vinci. Won as in me being with the Decepticons as the winning team? Thanks so much for your comment!
-- Black Vegetable - Origami Folder. Blackadder: Yes, Mr. Baldrick, I fear that the only way you'll get 'a big wet kiss' this Christmas - or indeed, at any other time - would be to make a pass at a watercloset. (From Blackadder's Christmas Carol) Thank you! And what part did you find amusing, by the way?
-- Black Vegetable - Origami Folder. Blackadder: Yes, Mr. Baldrick, I fear that the only way you'll get 'a big wet kiss' this Christmas - or indeed, at any other time - would be to make a pass at a watercloset. (From Blackadder's Christmas Carol) Awww... thanks sis!
-- Black Vegetable - Origami Folder. Blackadder: Yes, Mr. Baldrick, I fear that the only way you'll get 'a big wet kiss' this Christmas - or indeed, at any other time - would be to make a pass at a watercloset. (From Blackadder's Christmas Carol) |
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