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    Pepakura Conversion Kit

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    This document provides instructions for using a conversion kit to scale a 3D model into a life-sized costume. It explains how to enter your height, desired variance, and the figure's height into an Excel sheet to calculate the proper scale in centimeters. The sheet then displays the scaled heights of different body parts to print and assemble into a costume at full size. Credit is given to the original creator of the tutorial for the mathematical calculations and the author for creating the Excel version.

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    Pepakura Conversion Kit

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    This document provides instructions for using a conversion kit to scale a 3D model into a life-sized costume. It explains how to enter your height, desired variance, and the figure's height into an Excel sheet to calculate the proper scale in centimeters. The sheet then displays the scaled heights of different body parts to print and assemble into a costume at full size. Credit is given to the original creator of the tutorial for the mathematical calculations and the author for creating the Excel version.

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    This document provides instructions for using a conversion kit to scale a 3D model into a life-sized costume. It explains how to enter your height, desired variance, and the figure's height into an Excel sheet to calculate the proper scale in centimeters. The sheet then displays the scaled heights of different body parts to print and assemble into a costume at full size. Credit is given to the original creator of the tutorial for the mathematical calculations and the author for creating the Excel version.

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    Pepakura Conversion Kit

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    Joaquin Cruz
    This document provides instructions for using a conversion kit to scale a 3D model into a life-sized costume. It explains how to enter your height, desired variance, and the figure's height into an Excel sheet to calculate the proper scale in centimeters. The sheet then displays the scaled heights of different body parts to print and assemble into a costume at full size. Credit is given to the original creator of the tutorial for the mathematical calculations and the author for creating the Excel version.

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    PEPAKURA CONVERSION KIT Math by xtreme TACTICS 101, Excel by Chwbcc

    Base Model
    Your Height: 6 Feet 4 Inches Figure height: 25.20

    Variance 10 Centimeters Everything you need to properly scale an


    Model into a life size costume.

    Step 1) Insert your height


    Conversion (Feet/Inches)

    Your Height: 193 Centimeters Step 2) Insert a desired variance


    (Usually set at 8-10)

    Variance: 10 Centimeters Step 3) Insert the Figure Height


    (total height of the figure)
    Total: 203 Centimeters Step 4) Insert the height of the Figure Pa
    Scale: 8 The Magical Number Step 5) Insert results into PepaKura

    Step 6) Print, Pep, and Wear!!!

    Enjoy,

    Legend
    1.00 Foot
    12.00 Inches
    30.48 Centimeters
    304.80 Millimeters
    2.54 Centimeters in an inch
    76 Your height in inches

    *Note Credit is rightfully given to Xtreme TACTICS 101 for his great tutorial. Feel free to share this as long as you give him
    101, Excel by Chwbcc

    Parts List Centimeters to Millimeters

    Centimeters Helmet 4 322


    Upper Arm 0 0
    eed to properly scale any
    Fore Arm 0 0
    size costume.
    Hand 0 0
    ur height
    Chest 0 0
    esired variance
    8-10) Torso 0 0
    Figure Height Cod Piece 0 0
    f the figure)

    height of the Figure Parts


    Thigh 0 0
    ults into PepaKura Knee 0 0
    , and Wear!!! Lower Leg 0 0
    Boot 0 0

    as long as you give him credit for the hard parts THE MATH, and me for the cool excel sheet!

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