Papercraft × (di:stage + figma) = AMAZING^2!

4:00 PM on 10.27.2009   |   Jonathan Tubbs

Max Factory's di:stage is awesome in so many ways. The many possibilities for setting up your Figma figures. The ideas you could come up with set designs. What's that? It's troublesome trying to create your own sets? Yes. I would agree. I've been there. Max Factory feels our pain.

Thanks to the wonders of papercraft, Max Factory is offering various set designs available for download to work with their di:stage line of products. It would seem that these have been around since August making wish I knew sooner. Set designs include the recently released classroom, a checkout counter, a grassy field, tatami mat room and others. The templates are available in both PDF and JPG format set at 300 dpi for a high quality print. It is also recommended you use a heavier stock of paper than normal paper. They do not list a weight but I'm guessing 28 or 32 lb paper. Papercraft buffs will definitely know.

Get your construction paper and safety scissors ready and head on over the Figma site to get these templates. I'm excited about these. Not for the di:stage but for bigger plans.