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Papercraft: Burn-E From Pixar’s Wall-E

By Eric Wednesday December 3, 2008

For those of you who don’t know, Pixar’s wonderful CGI animated film, Wall-E, came out last month on DVD. This geek was sure to purchase it right away. Few movies these days can warm the cockles of your heart like a good ol’ Pixar film.

Now, I’ve seen a Wall-E made of Lego. In fact, the lead animator Angus MacLane made it. But few works have been created to honor Burn-E, that scrappy little cleaning robot.

Well, the folks at Paper Replica have instructions on how to build your very own Burn-E, completely out of paper. I can’t even imagine how much work this must take. In fact, I purposely choose not to imagine it, and will keep myself happy just staring at the pictures.

Enjoy!

Burn-E Papercraft via Super Punch

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