http://customsforthekid.blogspot.com/2017/11/rebel-hover-crates-created-by-kyp-durron.html
If you follow this link to Customs for the Kid, you can download these neat Rebels themed papercraft.
For the crates I printed out using Paint.NET and left "Fit to frame" ON.
For the posters and props I left "Fit to frame" OFF.
For the walls and floors, it's up to you. They just give you a fast and easy wall or floor for your display/diorama.
I'm in the process of making more props, posters, walls, floors, and crates. So expect more in the future. Some that are being made now are new crate colors, holocrons, and propaganda posters.
Some instructions:
Crates:
The Crates are simple boxes that can either have an attached lid that hinges/folds or a detached lid that lifts off. Each crate can take an insert from the Crate Accessories page and this also helps to make the crates sturdier. To make them even sturdier you can take a cereal box or thick construction paper to glue in between the insert and the exterior of the crate. The lid would also benefit from this.
The Credit Case/Box is another simple box but on a smaller scale. There's also a gemstone version being made.
Props Page:
The Tooka dolls are simply folded in half and glued in place. A small amount of cotton or even lint could make the Tooka doll more three dimensional.
There's 2 pieces for the baby's blanket from the episode with the force sensitive babies. Just glue these together, no cardstock needed. To make it more flimsy, you can roll and unroll it from different directions. I haven't tried dampening it to see if it could wrap around a figure yet. I'm sure there's ways to loosen it up enough for that.
Space Waffles and Blue Milk cartons are pretty straghtforward too. The waffles are in sets of four and have a plate that can be made thicker with cardstock.
These smaller folds and tabs will take patience though. I use Duro super glue. And yes. I use Duro because Duro is one letter off from Duros. Not that I think it's any better.
The ID cards just fold over. Cardstock to thicken.
The datapads are in 4 pieces: back panel detail, back panel, front panel, and screen. I made the screen separate to swap out with future pictures. These will really benefit from cardstock.
Hera's Kalikori statue is probably the hardest one to fold and look nice.
And there's a GONK droid panel to use as wall decoration in a diorama/display.
Posters/Advertisements:
These are just meant to decorate the walls of dioramas. Glue/plaster them to the walls as you see fit.
Propaganda Poster Page 01 has an orange stencil you can use in Paint.NET or other programs to apply "Property of the Empire" to other objects.
Sabacc Deck and random props:
The sabacc cards are made to just fold over and glue. You can't read them, but you can tell the suit. You can do the same with the credits, but it takes patience.
I included some spice and credit cases to make this a "scum and villainy" set.
That includes a Dejarik table top. I plan on making the Falcon's version and the Rebels' version as printable models. This is just a wip/test object for now.
I made a lot of these using the concept art/assets on Star Wars.com's Rebels episode guides.
The credits and fruits are from screen captures of the show. The blasters are pictures of action figure blasters. And the blue Imperial crate is from a free WOTC miniatures printable that I modified.
The posters are from google searches. Some were in the assets though.
The spice is a picture of cinnamon and a picture of Rhyll from Wookiepedia. I have an idea how to do glitterstem, but it's more of a joke than a serious attempt. ;{P
The sabacc cards were made from a fan made set that I scaled down and made into papercraft.
The crates, cases, plates, and datapads are made by hand with the exception of one of the datapad's screens(Hera's shopping list), the Imperial symbol on the grey crate, and Fulcrum symbol on my green crate.
More to come in the future. I hope to see pics of people using them in dioramas. :{D
If you follow this link to Customs for the Kid, you can download these neat Rebels themed papercraft.
For the crates I printed out using Paint.NET and left "Fit to frame" ON.
For the posters and props I left "Fit to frame" OFF.
For the walls and floors, it's up to you. They just give you a fast and easy wall or floor for your display/diorama.
I'm in the process of making more props, posters, walls, floors, and crates. So expect more in the future. Some that are being made now are new crate colors, holocrons, and propaganda posters.
Some instructions:
Crates:
The Crates are simple boxes that can either have an attached lid that hinges/folds or a detached lid that lifts off. Each crate can take an insert from the Crate Accessories page and this also helps to make the crates sturdier. To make them even sturdier you can take a cereal box or thick construction paper to glue in between the insert and the exterior of the crate. The lid would also benefit from this.
The Credit Case/Box is another simple box but on a smaller scale. There's also a gemstone version being made.
Props Page:
The Tooka dolls are simply folded in half and glued in place. A small amount of cotton or even lint could make the Tooka doll more three dimensional.
There's 2 pieces for the baby's blanket from the episode with the force sensitive babies. Just glue these together, no cardstock needed. To make it more flimsy, you can roll and unroll it from different directions. I haven't tried dampening it to see if it could wrap around a figure yet. I'm sure there's ways to loosen it up enough for that.
Space Waffles and Blue Milk cartons are pretty straghtforward too. The waffles are in sets of four and have a plate that can be made thicker with cardstock.
These smaller folds and tabs will take patience though. I use Duro super glue. And yes. I use Duro because Duro is one letter off from Duros. Not that I think it's any better.
The ID cards just fold over. Cardstock to thicken.
The datapads are in 4 pieces: back panel detail, back panel, front panel, and screen. I made the screen separate to swap out with future pictures. These will really benefit from cardstock.
Hera's Kalikori statue is probably the hardest one to fold and look nice.
And there's a GONK droid panel to use as wall decoration in a diorama/display.
Posters/Advertisements:
These are just meant to decorate the walls of dioramas. Glue/plaster them to the walls as you see fit.
Propaganda Poster Page 01 has an orange stencil you can use in Paint.NET or other programs to apply "Property of the Empire" to other objects.
Sabacc Deck and random props:
The sabacc cards are made to just fold over and glue. You can't read them, but you can tell the suit. You can do the same with the credits, but it takes patience.
I included some spice and credit cases to make this a "scum and villainy" set.
That includes a Dejarik table top. I plan on making the Falcon's version and the Rebels' version as printable models. This is just a wip/test object for now.
I made a lot of these using the concept art/assets on Star Wars.com's Rebels episode guides.
The credits and fruits are from screen captures of the show. The blasters are pictures of action figure blasters. And the blue Imperial crate is from a free WOTC miniatures printable that I modified.
The posters are from google searches. Some were in the assets though.
The spice is a picture of cinnamon and a picture of Rhyll from Wookiepedia. I have an idea how to do glitterstem, but it's more of a joke than a serious attempt. ;{P
The sabacc cards were made from a fan made set that I scaled down and made into papercraft.
The crates, cases, plates, and datapads are made by hand with the exception of one of the datapad's screens(Hera's shopping list), the Imperial symbol on the grey crate, and Fulcrum symbol on my green crate.
More to come in the future. I hope to see pics of people using them in dioramas. :{D
