Bumblebee Legs are now available for download.
Each leg has 9 articulated joints. Some of them provide more than one rotation axis.
Now you have 17 pages - head(1) / arms(6) / legs(10) - to cut, fold and glue!
You can see some other pics and download the legs (parts and instructions) from the Bumblebee page.
Next: The torso.
Hope you like it.
Hi guys,
I’m Andrew “Skip” Skupinski, designer of the 2009 Camaro model. I’ve been an fan of Claudios models for a long time now and have always wanted to try my hand at designing a car model the way Claudio does.
We’ve worked together already for the X-Jet model and the Lazy Town Airship but this time it was different. Claudio had started his design of the BumbleBee robot and he was doing a great job. So I wanted to try and do something to tie in with Claudios model and also compliment it. What better than BumbleBee in his car mode??!
Claudio has been a great help in giving me pointers and advice, so a big thanks goes to him for that, AND for hosting my model here at Paperinside.com.
The model has been testbuilt and is maybe not best suited to the beginner. I hope you guys enjoy building this model as much as I enjoyed designing it! 
Get the model and instructions here: The Bumblebee Camaro Page
Please take a short moment to read the “Readme” file first.
Many thanks.
Bumblebee is not alone! A Decepticon also came to paper world.
It’s Starscream! The F-22 Raptor was modeled and it’s now available for download. It’s an awesome model and all parts are available in PDO file, so you’ll need to download (FREE) Pepakura Viewer to open them.
You can download it from PAPERTOYS HQ.
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