The Very Model of a Victorian Steampunk Mech

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Philip Valdez made this wonderful steampunk mech, complete with an iron horse locomotive for a head and lovingly detailed valves and gears on the body. While the picture above makes it look like a MechWarrior-sized tower over his backyard, it’s actually eleven inches tall, and made entirely from paper: Unlike many papercrafts, however, there are no wires, strings, or pieces of plastic to hold it together.

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(Philip Valdez via Dude Craft)


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